embodied healing

restorative & healing arts practitioner

empowering you to feel more safety and freedom within your mind, body & spirit

it’s time to come home to your true Self

EMBODIED: feeling at home within ones’ physical vessel

HEALING: courageously accepting, integrating and unifying all parts of self

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Restorative Arts

I am passionate about rest. In today’s society, we need rest as the antidote to chronic stress, burn out, overwhelm and anxiety. It is time that we acknowledge the capitalist, white supremacist structures that keep us racing through life at a machine level pace and wreak havoc on our bodies and minds, and choose a different path - a path of self and community care, of healing, of rest.

We need to start prioritizing our nervous system wellness by choosing to slow down and do less. As a practitioner of restorative and healing arts, I love to guide practices like Yoga Nidra and restorative yoga which help activate the parasympathetic nervous system and promote healing on a physical, mental and energetic level.

Energy healing is profound and transformative work, and is the basis for everything I do. Everything is energy - when we can change our energy, we can change our lives. I am passionate about facilitating energetic experiences that empower you to listen to yourself deeply, love yourself unconditionally and move through the blockages that are holding you back from stepping into your power. My offerings encourage harmonious integration of your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual bodies.

Embodiment

You may have heard the sayings “issues are in your tissues” or “you have to feel it to heal it”. Unprocessed emotion and trauma get stuck within the body - the tissues, fascia, muscles - causing tension, stress and dis-ease. Embodiment practices help us listen to the innate wisdom of the body and feel what is asking to be felt, so that we can release it.

Embodiment is the integration of the body, mind and spirit. For our spirit to feel more grounded, present and enlivened by our human experience, we must practice coming home to our bodies - through movement, sound, breath - over and over. These practices get us out of our heads and into our bodies, and help us to process our daily lived experience.

 
 

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