How Will Your Courses Help Me?
When we create a curious and compassionate environment, healing organically emerges.
Our goal isn't to hack your nervous system or help you feel less or to bypass what your body is telling you. Our intention is to help you experience yourself, your body, and your inner world in a way that invites deepened capacity for life and a change towards what you value most.
Let me offer an example:
You wake up in the morning with anxiety about that day. Perhaps you've heard online you can "hack" anxiety through deep breathing, but you find yourself feeling more anxious as you try the exercise. You feel like a failure because it didn't help, and you leave for the day feeling even more frustrated and upset with yourself.
How would we invite and guide you to experience this differently?
Our approach invites you to approach your anxiety in a new way - a way that will help you better understand why it's there. Our nervous systems are highly adaptive, and much of what we experience internally serves a purpose. Our approach helps you better understand that purpose, access safety and resources, and respond to it in a way that promotes healing.
Client Experiences
“Lauren’s somatic practices have taught me to listen to my body with compassion. I’ve gained tools to manage stress, build resilience, and feel more present in my life and relationships.”
“The practices Lauren offers are simple yet powerful. I feel like I finally understand my body’s needs, and I’ve seen incredible shifts in my stress levels and overall wellbeing.”
Have you ever wondered why one part of you wants change while another refuses?
Why does motivation disappear the moment something matters?
Why do you know what to do but can't seem to do it?
Why does your body say "no" when your mind says "yes"?
You aren't broken for feeling conflicted. These responses often come from the protective patterns your nervous system developed to keep you safe. The part of you that keeps sabotaging your progress may be trying to protect you. Imagine responding to your protective parts with curiosity and compassion instead of fear.
Somatic parts work is the practice of developing a relationship with the protective patterns living in your nervous system. Through body awareness, you learn to recognize how these patterns show up, understand why they formed, and create enough safety to stay connected to them rather than fighting or avoiding them. As your relationship with these protective parts changes, your relationship with yourself begins to change as well.
You'll develop curiosity and compassion by asking:
What is this part protecting?
What does my body know?
What happens when I stop fighting myself?
Befriending What Feels Stuck
Client Courses
Investment: $99 USD
nervous system awareness + parts work = compasssionate relationship to self
More Client Experiences
“I have gained an awareness into how powerful my mind is and how working through the difficulties in my mind can help me work through my physical struggles”
"I felt supported and safe while at the same time I left with so much information about how to listen to my body and stand in my power. You're creating something special."
Sitting With Dissociation:
What if dissociation isn't something you have to fight your way out of?
Sometimes the more you try to force yourself to come back, the more overwhelmed, afraid, or disconnected you feel. This course offers a different starting point.
What if we became curious about what your dissociation is doing—and learned to build more connection and choice around it?
In this mini course, we will explore dissociation as a protective response that makes sense in the context of what your nervous system has experienced.
You'll learn to recognize the quieter forms of dissociation, notice the edges of your own experience, and explore different ways of finding connection without assuming that going inward is always the answer.
We'll also explore what happens when we become afraid of dissociation itself—and how fighting the response can sometimes create even more urgency around it.
This isn't about romanticizing dissociation. And it isn't about resigning yourself to it.
It's about developing enough understanding and relationship with your experience that you can begin to have more choice in how you respond.
Investment:$39USD
Understanding disconnection, Building Connection, and Finding choice
For Clinicians
Moving from Insight to Integration
What if the behavior you're trying to change is actually protecting the client?
Somatic parts work changes the question from "What's wrong?" to "What's this protecting? Your client's conflict isn't dysfunction—it's organization around protecting. Symptoms are often intelligent adaptations. Somatic cues can reveal which protective parts are online. The relationship between your nervous system and your client's nervous system provides the context that makes somatic parts work more effective.
The Approach = Somatic Awareness + Parts Work + Client/Clinician Relationship
Learn to recognize what's happening beneath the symptom. Learn to trust what you're noticing in the room. Learn to recognize subtle cues, pace sessions safely, and hold the relational field with steadiness and depth — so clients can move from story to sensation, and from understanding to embodied connection. Great therapy isn't just what you do. It's how you relate.
Inside you'll find:
· 12 comprehensive videos offering in-depth, embodied, clinically focused learning
· 3 guided audio practices to help you experience the work in your own system
· Downloadable PDF tools, session maps, and reflection prompts you can use right away
· Lifetime access to all materials, plus future updates
Everything inside is designed to be practical, accessible, and immediately usable in real sessions — at a pace that supports your own nervous system.
