We all have it in some form, that’s for sure!

In this practice, we attune to our body, notice our emotions and thoughts, and ask our breath to wash through all of it. Our bodies are very wise. When we practice letting our breath find its own way to move more freely through us, our nervous system naturally starts to unravel and release held emotional material little by little.

This work is very gentle and patient because we don’t try to directly access our trauma. We work to open a pathway for that material to be able to unwind at its own pace and in its own time.

That said, if you experience high levels of anxiety or panic attacks, I suggest you engage this work in conjunction with the support of a skilled therapist.

Also relevant to include here: sometimes I say that my whole job is helping people feel their feelings. All of my work as a practitioner involves accompanying emotional release, and I’ve supported many people who’ve experienced physical and sexual abuse.

In a word, NO. (I’m allergic.)

This practice involves very simple — yet profound — ways of BEING with our body, our emotions, and our nervous system.

There are no guided meditations, no “manifestation”, no one-solution-cures-all dogma; there’s no spiritual bypassing, and there’s no gratitude practice (although that can be cool.)

And, we ARE exploring beyond the bounds of Western medicine here. We draw from central principles and insights from the rich tradition of Chinese medicine that are practical and also beautiful, poetic, and symbolic.

We lean strongly into our felt sense of our body, and talk about energetics - as in the overall tone of how we feel, sense into the forces of nature and the earth, and sense into imagination and possibility. We work to widen our access to our intuition and discernment, and this practice can also expand our connection with the unseen: the realms of spirit, soul, and ancestry.

Resounding YES! All members of the alphabet gang are welcome here. All bodies are welcome here.

I use gender-neutral language across the board in all my courses.

This work IS anatomy-specific and created for folks with vulvo-vaginal organ systems.

In this practice we focus on BEING with ourselves exactly as we are in this moment, and turning our loving attention towards our body.

Already experienced with somatic work? Great! It’s wonderful to have an abundance of support.

Never done anything like this? Great! It’s accessible for total newbies.

This work is quite unique — a world of its own — and can also beautifully complement other practices you already know and love, or learn later.

If you’re on the fence about checking out this new practice, I invite you to follow what you feel in your body about it. ❤︎