YOUR MOVE | Women's Self-Discovery & Personal Growth

YOUR MOVE

Women’s Self-Discovery & Personal Growth

Understand yourself. Make your move.

Have you ever felt that your old way of living no longer works, but you’re not sure what comes next?

YOUR MOVE is a women-only community dedicated to self-discovery, psychology, personal growth, and meaningful transformation.

Our mission is to create a warm and supportive space where women can explore their inner world, better understand themselves, discover new perspectives, and make conscious choices about their lives.

Who is this community for?

Women who:

• Feel ready for change but don’t know where to begin
• Want to understand themselves, their emotions, and relationships
• Are curious about psychology and self-discovery
• Want to explore recurring patterns and limiting beliefs
• Seek clarity, confidence, inspiration, and meaningful connections

What do we do at our gatherings?

Our meetings combine meaningful conversations with interactive self-discovery practices, including:

• Psychology-inspired workshops and guided self-reflection
• Metaphorical associative cards (MAC) for exploring personal associations and perspectives
• Mindfulness and meditation practices
• Self-awareness and personal development exercises
• Discussions about emotions, relationships, boundaries, and life choices
• Women’s circles and supportive group conversations

Each gathering offers an opportunity to explore yourself from a different perspective, connect with like-minded women, and discover what your next step might look like.

About the founder

I’m Dinara Tasbolat, a psychology practitioner and creator of YOUR MOVE, an author-developed personal growth program focused on self-awareness, inner patterns, and conscious action.

I believe that understanding ourselves is the beginning of meaningful change.

YOUR MOVE is more than a gathering. It’s a community where women connect, reflect, support each other, and grow together.

Your life. Your choices. YOUR MOVE.

Our gatherings focus on personal development and self-exploration and are not a substitute for psychotherapy or mental health treatment.