THE SOMATIC EDUCATOR FOR WOMEN CERTIFICATION STARTING APRIL 2025
Somatic Institute for Women
Welcome
The Somatic Institute for Women is a trauma-informed, body-based sanctuary offering online educator trainings, workshops & resources for women to reclaim their natural, embodied aliveness.
FEELING SAFE, ALIVE & FREE
IN YOUR BODY, IS YOUR BIRTHRIGHT
"Soma" is the Greek word for body. The practice of somatics is an inquiry into knowing ourselves and the world around us, by listening to the body and its language.
The Somatic Institute for Women offers educator trainings, workshops & resources that foster a deep connection with your somatic world, This connection can gift us with living life from the direct experience of wholeness, from who you are at your core.
From this place, you are able to rest into a natural sense of
freedom and belonging, sourced from within, as the
foundation for how you show up in the world.
SOMA
is the Greek word for body. The practice of somatics is an inquiry into knowing ourselves and the world around us, by listening to the body and its language.
The Somatic Institute for Women offers educator trainings, workshops & resources that foster a deep connection with your somatic world, This connection can gift us with living life from the direct experience of wholeness, from who you are at your core.
From this place, you are able to rest into a natural sense of freedom and belonging, sourced from within, as the foundation for how you show up in the world.
CERTIFICATION
Facilitated by expert teachers in
Trauma Resolution . Somatic psychology . Shadow Work . Embodied Leadership
Somatic Dance Therapy . Body Intelligence . The Erotic . Sexual Sovereignty
Menstrual Cycle Awareness . Decolonisation . Feminine Mysticism & Non-Dual Meditation
CURRENT OFFERINGS
The Importance of Somatic Education
Reclaiming Somatic Intelligence is Activism.
Our Western, patriarchal and colonial value systems have conditioned us to look outside of ourselves for authority, education, connection, pleasure, purpose and meaning.
This programming has exalted the mind, intellect and external orientation over the intelligence of the body and our own internal relationship with our visceral, powerful, sensual, heartful selves. We have normalised the constant and dissatisfying reaching and searching for fullness, nourishment and connection outside of our own skin.
Through this, our culture has become painfully disembodied, operating primarily from unprocessed personal and collective trauma.
As well as seeing our intellect as separate from our body-self, we also perceive and experience ourselves as separate from each other and the world around us.
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