The Endo Circle

The Endo Circle is for women living with endometriosis. Find honest support and practical tools.

Why you should join: A space to reconnect with your body, without quick fixes or toxic positivity, guided by a certified yoga teacher who lives with endometriosis herself. Free to join.

The one-liner

A free Skool support circle for women living with endometriosis, led by a yoga teacher with endo.

What they actually sell

The Endo Circle, run by Celina Sofie Pedersen, lives on Skool. Its public pitch: "A supportive community for women living with endometriosis. Honest conversations, practical tools, and a space where others understand your pain." It is free to join. Fie, a certified yoga teacher who lives with endometriosis, sets the tone: no quick fixes, no miracle cures and no pressure to heal. The circle offers real support, practical tools and context, and is open to holistic approaches while valuing honesty and evidence.

Who pays and why

Women with endometriosis, newly diagnosed or years in, who feel dismissed. The pain is being told to heal or think positive instead of being supported. They join for honest support, practical tools and a community without toxic positivity.

Where the members come from

Celina Sofie Pedersen's website presence appears to feed the room. The Skool community reads as the member back end for people already drawn to that work. Exact follower counts stay off the public page.

What's holding it back

There are no courses yet and no paid tier, so the circle currently relies on conversation alone. A light paid layer, such as a guided monthly session with Fie, would give the circle a way to keep going.

Steal this

Say what you will not promise, such as cures, so people burned by false hope feel safe.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for any chronic condition, such as PCOS or fibromyalgia. Weak for short-term problems.