Somatic bodywork

The practice

What happens in a treatment

Body-based work that listens. Tailored, at your pace.

For me, somatic work means coming back to the body as a place of listening, letting sensation, breath, movement and presence say what words cannot always reach.

1. 1

   We begin with kōrero

   Every session, whether Rebozo, Sobada or Romiromi, begins with a moment of kōrero: a space for talking and listening, to understand how you are and what is surfacing right now.

2. 2

   The cards, then the body

   A card reading follows, used as an intuitive way to bring to light themes, images or directions worth exploring. I then explain the work we will do, and we begin the bodywork, shaped around what has surfaced and what your body needs.

3. 3

   We return to kōrero

   At the end we come back to kōrero: a space to share the sensations, emotions or insights that arose during the treatment, and to let the experience settle.

A card reading always accompanies the meeting: it is part of how I work.