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The Coven Circle is a group coaching environment for individuals living with lupus who want structure, accountability, and community support while building healthier daily systems. * Requires “The Lupus Vampire Ingestion Codex”
Living with autoimmune disease often requires learning how to regulate energy, reduce inflammatory triggers, and create stable habits that support the nervous system. The Coven Circle focuses on implementing those foundations in a practical, supportive setting.
Rather than navigating chronic illness alone, members of the circle meet regularly to explore lifestyle frameworks, share experience, and develop disciplined routines that support long-term stability.
Topics discussed within the circle may include:
• inflammation awareness
• energy pacing and fatigue management
• nervous system regulation
• sleep stabilization
• movement for autoimmune bodies
• habit building and daily structure
• mindset and resilience practices
The goal of the Coven Circle is not perfection.
The goal is consistent regulation over time.
Initial Orientation Call
Monthly Group Coaching Session
Protocol Framework Access
Lifestyle & Habit Implementation Guidance
Live Q&A During Sessions
Community Accountability
Group coaching begins once three or more members join the circle.
The Coven Circle is an educational lifestyle coaching program. Adam Weaver is not a physician, licensed healthcare provider, or medical professional. Information shared during coaching sessions is based on personal experience living with systemic lupus and is intended for educational purposes only.
Coaching discussions may include topics such as lifestyle habits, movement, sleep, nutrition ideas, or supplement awareness. These discussions should not be interpreted as medical advice.
Participants must consult their licensed healthcare providers before making changes to medications, supplements, diet, exercise routines, or treatment plans.
Participation in this program does not establish a doctor-patient relationship and does not replace medical care.
The Coven Circle is a group coaching environment for individuals living with lupus who want structure, accountability, and community support while building healthier daily systems. * Requires “The Lupus Vampire Ingestion Codex”
Living with autoimmune disease often requires learning how to regulate energy, reduce inflammatory triggers, and create stable habits that support the nervous system. The Coven Circle focuses on implementing those foundations in a practical, supportive setting.
Rather than navigating chronic illness alone, members of the circle meet regularly to explore lifestyle frameworks, share experience, and develop disciplined routines that support long-term stability.
Topics discussed within the circle may include:
• inflammation awareness
• energy pacing and fatigue management
• nervous system regulation
• sleep stabilization
• movement for autoimmune bodies
• habit building and daily structure
• mindset and resilience practices
The goal of the Coven Circle is not perfection.
The goal is consistent regulation over time.
Initial Orientation Call
Monthly Group Coaching Session
Protocol Framework Access
Lifestyle & Habit Implementation Guidance
Live Q&A During Sessions
Community Accountability
Group coaching begins once three or more members join the circle.
The Coven Circle is an educational lifestyle coaching program. Adam Weaver is not a physician, licensed healthcare provider, or medical professional. Information shared during coaching sessions is based on personal experience living with systemic lupus and is intended for educational purposes only.
Coaching discussions may include topics such as lifestyle habits, movement, sleep, nutrition ideas, or supplement awareness. These discussions should not be interpreted as medical advice.
Participants must consult their licensed healthcare providers before making changes to medications, supplements, diet, exercise routines, or treatment plans.
Participation in this program does not establish a doctor-patient relationship and does not replace medical care.