Trauma & Somatic Therapy

Trauma is not only held in the mind but also stored in the body. When overwhelming experiences are left unresolved, the nervous system can remain in cycles of fight, flight, or freeze, leading to patterns of tension, disconnection, or emotional overwhelm. Somatic work provides a gentle, body-based approach to healing by guiding awareness to physical sensations, breath, and movement.

Through practices such as grounding, mindful movement, breath awareness, and gentle release techniques, somatic work helps regulate the nervous system and create a sense of safety in the body. Over time, this allows stored trauma and stress to unwind, restoring the body’s natural capacity for resilience, balance, and connection.

The process is not about reliving painful memories, but rather about cultivating present-moment awareness and creating space for the body to heal at its own pace. Somatic work can support emotional regulation, reduce anxiety and chronic tension, and deepen the connection between body, mind, and spirit—offering a pathway to wholeness and empowerment.