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Home, My Body
A 6-Week Online Sanctuary for Women Returning to Themselves
Overview
Home, My Body offers a blueprint for a way of living in devotion to the altar of your body. It provides nourishing practices for women to return to—time and time again—to be in reverent relationship with the home she will always have in this lifetime: her body.
This offering invites a felt sense of safety, guiding her back home to herself, to her center, to fully inhabit her form. It is a soft return to aliveness—to the possibility of being melted into her own vitality.
Each practice offers a blueprint for cultivating safety within the nervous system, opening the door to a new experience—one rooted in softness, slowness, and attunement to the subtleties of the body’s communication. It is an invitation to empower her voice, her sovereignty, and her relationship with the sacred landscape of her body.
Dates
What This Journey Is
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A soft return to your body’s natural pace
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Somatic practices for nervous system safety
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Practices that honor the sacred landscape of your body, listening to Her true pace
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Guided touch + energy anatomy teachings
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A space to melt back into your own vitality
Our calls will take place the Monday of each week for 2 hrs from 6:30 - 8:30 pm PST
Here You...
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Learn how to listen to your body's cues
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Are encouraged to take any guided practice as guidance, always listening to your body's readiness and pace
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Orient to the body's innate wholeness and approach practices with curiosity and openness over desiring to reach a destination or certain state
January 12 – February 23rd 2026
6 Weekly live calls + 1 integration/sister sharing circle
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Jan 12, 19, 26
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Feb 2, 9, 16, 23
All sessions will be recorded and accessible to participants.
Live attendance is recommended, as it allows for a richer and more supportive experience.
7 Weeks
Together
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Weekly 2 hr live calls
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Recorded replays
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Guided somatic practices
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Slow, body-led learning
6 Body Temple Calls
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Bones & Foundation
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Breasts & Heart
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Diaphragm & Belly
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Womb
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Vulva
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Vaginal Opening, Vaginal Canal, Cervix
1 Integration Closing Call & Sister Sharing Circle
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Sisterhood + support
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Shared reflections
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Embodied listening
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Gentle processing together
This Space if for you if...
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You want to deepen connection with your body
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You notice a sense of disassociation and/or disconnection with your body
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You desire to feel safe in your body and in your womanhood
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You crave a slower pace
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You want to feel supported by community + sisterhood, knowing you are not alone in this journey
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You desire to show up in the world more authentically, connected to your center and in touch with who you are as Woman.
What You'll Walk Away With
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A deeper relationship with your body
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A sense of safety, love and self compassion
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Body literacy both anatomically and somatically
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More trust in your body’s wisdom
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Familiarity of your true pace as woman
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A greater capacity to hold yourself emotionally & somatically
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Tools that support you beyond the 7 weeks
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Practices you can return to
What's Included
7 Live
Zoom Calls
7 Call
Recordings
Guided Touch
Practices
Support & Share Group Chat
Integration Call
Womb Massage
Guide
Yoni Steaming
Guide
3 Womb Healing
Guided Meditations
This is an invitation into softness,
slowness, and remembrance.
A space where your body leads.
Where you meet your body with presence, devotion, and deep listening.
Where each practice becomes a prayer of returning—to your breath, to your tissues, your womanhood, and the home of your body.
Investment
Intention of
"Home, My Body"
A Personal Story
When I began my healing journey from childhood sexual trauma, I sought out womb healing and spent two years doing deep energetic work. I learned how to listen to my womb, the power of intention and working with light and energy to clear any masculine wounds and imprints that my womb was holding onto, releasing stored emotion, and working with my maternal and ancestral lines for generational healing.
After some time I realized Womb Healing is beautiful for healing on the energetic level, but I felt I was still missing the physical healing, healing of my body (where trauma is stored). I contemplated going to a sexological bodyworker (which still felt edgy). I felt desperate.
I was looking for a place I could heal my body on the physical level.
Where I could repair my sense of safety in my body and not have to live in fear that I might be hurt again.
I longed to repair self trust with my body,
to let her know She can trust me and that I will choose better for her.
I was scared of my woman body, I was scared of my beauty, of attracting unwanted attention and not feeling resourced or confident enough that I "could hold my own".
I desired to feel safe in my sexual body, to not disassociate.
Then found Origin Whole Woman Whole Pelvic Care, and my prayers were answered. In 2024 I signed up for the 2 year program to become a practitioner of this care because I knew my purpose was to help other women know who they are as women and to come home to themselves.
I found a place where I learned:
to listen to my body and to my tissues
to let her teach me what her true pace and readiness felt like
that safety is found in slowness, presence and a devotion to showing up for myself and my body every day
in bringing my own hands to my own body and letting her lead
in holding my bones and feeling how much they've got me
that my tissues didn't have to do all that holding
I learned how to hold myself in the depths of sadness, grief, anger, frustration.
I learned not to judge my body for not opening when I wanted her to.
I learned to understand her. That if I wanted to move from numbness into sensation, I needed to feel all the things that made my body shut down initially. And to love her through it.
That every time I came into a practice with my body, to remind myself
"There is nowhere to get to, nowhere to be"
That I am right here, to hold you in all of it.
My intention with Home, My Body is to offer a space where women can return home to themselves—meeting their bodies with reverence and love, remembering who they are as women, and feeling held and supported in that remembering.
