Jen CK Jacobs is the founder of LADY ENODIA, named for the ancient goddess of the crossroads, the torchbearer who lit the way between what was and what is yet to come. Jen does the same for women in midlife and beyond. She hosts intimate gatherings and leads retreats for women standing at a threshold: the ones who have outgrown a life, lost someone, or simply woken one morning to the quiet question, who am I now?

Her candlelit Dinner Club evenings have become a place where women set down what has finished its season and speak, often for the first time, what is trying to emerge.

Her retreats take that same circle further. Jen has led retreats in both Morocco and Iceland, bringing her unique vision to intimate and inspiring settings. These are small circles on ancient, sacred land. In March 2027 she returns to Marrakech and travels to County Meath, Ireland, to gather women once more.

Jen came to this work through her own descent. After a second sudden, traumatic loss in her immediate family, she was called to Deathwork. Her practice centers on meeting fear, moving through grief, and honoring the powerful becoming that can rise from it. She holds space for other women because she knows what it is to need it.

She brings a lifetime of seeking to every gathering. Jen is a United States Navy veteran who was born on the sea and spent the better part of two decades sailing and flying the world over. She is a published author, an editorial photographer, and a creative director. She has collected and created jewelry for over 25 years, and that eye shapes the talismans and adornments of protection and power found at LADY ENODIA.

She is a mother of six and a fierce advocate for LGBTQIA children and teens.

If you are standing at your own crossroads, there is a seat for you at her table.