If you are tired of trying to heal through changing your mindset or imagining things, this is for you…..

Rolling Like a Baby

Rewiring the brain with developmental patterns

Rolling like a Baby is a 6-week program that stimulates the brain’s neuroplasticity through developmental movement patterns to create a sense of safety through your body, increase the sense of Core Self, nurturing curiosity and joyful presence with your Self.

In 6 weeks, you’ll be guided to...

A clear understanding of your body’s unique stress pattern

Tools to regulate your nervous system that are actually fun

Understand your body’s signals and learn to interpret them

Tools to cultivate a stronger sense of Self

A sense of clarity and inner guidance

This is for you if you want:

🦁 A reliable inner sense of support

🍄 Reduce physiological patterns of stress

🍯 Learn how to practice spontaneity in every day activities

🫛 Improve balance, coordination, and spatial awareness

🐌 Learn to sense and interpret your body’s messages

What’s Included

6 live somatic sessions (Saturdays 11am EST, starts Jan 17th)

Weekly self-study somatic education lessons

Replays of live sessions (available for 3 months after the course ends)

Community of fellow somatic learners

Why rolling like a baby?

🐚 Rolling on the floor is a unique opportunity to engage in an activity that is both fun and healthy for your nervous system. If you could imagine combining a gentle mindfulness practice and pleasure inducing movement practice, this is this program.

What previous participants say:

“I am way too serious sometimes which contributes to my knee pain. This class taught me how to be playful and my knee just feels better.”

“Exactly what I was missing in my healing journey"

“I have learned so much about myself!”

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