
Introduction to Somatic Therapy
- Somatic therapy is a body-centered therapeutic approach that emphasizes the connection between mind and body to promote holistic healing.
- Somatic therapy integrates with both psychotherapy and body therapy, reinforcing our commitment to whole person integrative care.
Benefits of Somatic Therapy
- Somatic therapy aids in processing and releasing trauma that is activated in the body, offering relief from PTSD and related conditions.
- Somatic therapy helps with in managing stress, anxiety, and depression by fostering a deeper awareness of bodily sensations.
- Somatic therapy improves capacity for self-regulation and emotional resilience.
Somatic Therapy Techniques Offered
Body Awareness Exercises
Introduce practices that help clients tune into physical sensations, promoting mindfulness and presence.
Movement Therapies
Describe gentle movements and exercises designed to release tension and facilitate emotional expression.
Breathwork
Highlight techniques that utilize conscious breathing to regulate the nervous system and enhance relaxation

Who can benefit from Somatic Therapy?
- Individuals: Adults seeking holistic approaches to address trauma, anxiety, or depression.
Couples: Partners interested in deepening their connection and resolving relational stress through body-centered practices.
- Families: Families aiming to improve communication and emotional bonding by understanding and responding to bodily cues.
- Tweens and Teens: Younger clients dealing with developmental challenges, stress, or trauma, benefiting from non-verbal therapeutic modalities.
Integration with Existing Services
- Complementary Therapies: Somatic therapy can be combined with art therapy, nutrition therapy, and spiritual direction for a comprehensive treatment plan.
- Customized Care Plans: We create individualized
strategies that incorporate somatic practices to meet each client’s unique
needs.
Getting started with Somatic therapy
If you’re ready to explore the power of music in your healing journey, we’re here to help. Contact us today to learn more about somatic therapy or to schedule your first session.

