A Growing Community for Somatic Connection
Offering a path for visitors and clients to find the resources they need and for practitioners to find a supportive community in the field of somatics.
New to somatics or looking for ways to continue learning? We invite you to explore these resources:
Featured Articles
Somatic Experiencing 101
An introduction to the Somatic Experiencing approach for trauma resolution.
Read ArticleWhat is Hakomi?
A description of the Hakmoi Method; a mindfulness-based and somatic therapy approach.
Read ArticleWhat is Somatics? (Part 1)
An introduction to somatics, exploring how the body is central to healing and transformation.
Read ArticleSomatics in Practice (Part 2)
A continuation of the conversation on somatics, with insights into applied practice.
Read ArticleLiving Lineage
A reflection on the traditions, teachers, and embodied practices that shape somatic work today.
Read ArticleSomatic Organizations
Here are some of the most well-known and established organizations doing incredible work in the field of somatics. If you’re searching for educational material or other resources in the vast world of somatic and embodiment work we invite you to visit the websites of the organizations that stand out to you
Strozzi Institute
Founded: 1973
Focus: Somatic coaching, leadership, and embodied transformation
Somatic Experiencing International (SEI)
Founded: 1994
Focus: Trauma healing through nervous system regulation
Body-Mind Centering
Founded: 1973
Focus: Experiential anatomy, movement, and development
Continuum Movement
Founded: 1967
Focus: Fluid movement, sound, and embodiment practices
NeuroAffective Touch (NAT)
Founded: 2008
Focus: Body-centered attachment and trauma therapy
Lumos Transforms
Founded: 2013
Focus: Trauma-informed training, consulting, and community resilience
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