the body is not broken — it is communicating. My work supports individuals, practitioners, organizations, and communities seeking care that is ethical, trauma-informed, systems-aware, and grounded in respect for body Whether you are looking for personal support, professional education, or organizational partnership, our work together is rooted in regulation, agency, and meaningful integration — not quick fixes or Whether you are looking for personal support, professional education, or organizational partnership, our work together is rooted in regulation, agency, and meaningful integration; not quick fixes or or one-size-fits-all solutions. 

 INDIVIDUAL CARE & BODY-CENTERED SUPPORT

For clients seeking personalized, whole-person care.

This may include: 

• Nervous system–informed bodywork and manual therapy

• Somatic and movement-based approaches

• Regulation-first wellness strategies

• Care that honors consent, pacing, and lived experience

Who this is for: Individuals navigating stress, burnout, chronic tension, trauma recovery, or seeking deeper connection and agency within their body.

Care is collaborative. Your body leads; we listen together.

 PRACTITIONER EDUCATION & CONSULTATION 

 For clinicians, bodyworkers, yoga teachers, movement professionals, and wellness practitioners.

Offerings include: 

• Continuing education and professional trainings

• The Body Worth Doctrine Foundations

• Trauma-informed, ethics-centered clinical consultation

• Nervous system literacy for applied practice

Focus areas: 

• Regulation before intervention

• Ethics beyond protocol

• Client autonomy and informed consent

• Sustainable practitioner presence without burnout

This work is for practitioners who want depth, integrity, and frameworks that translate into real practice.

For organizations, schools, healthcare teams, and community groups.

Topics may include: • Nervous system regulation and stress physiology

• Structural stress and embodied resilience

• Trauma-informed care across systems

• Body autonomy, consent, and ethical practice

• Reframing wellness beyond productivity

Formats range from keynote talks to interactive workshops, tailored to your audience and setting.

For clinics, nonprofits, wellness organizations, and educational institutions.

Collaborative work may include: 

• Program development and curriculum design

• Ethics and trauma-informed care integration

• Staff training and nervous system–aware culture building

• Advisory or consulting roles

Sustainable systems require regulated people, not just better policies.

WHAT GUIDES THIS WORK

All collaborations are grounded in: 

• The Body Worth Doctrine: affirming the inherent dignity, intelligence, and worth of the body

• Trauma-informed ethics: safety, choice, collaboration, and transparency

• Regulation-first care: stabilizing before strategizing

• Respect for context: bodies exist within social, cultural, and structural systems

This is not performative wellness. It is careful, principled, embodied work.

LET’S BEGIN THE CONVERSATION

If you’re interested in working together, reach out with a brief description of what you’re looking for. We’ll explore alignment, scope, and next steps — without pressure or obligation.

 The body is not broken. The framework is.