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Somatic Experiencing
This body-based trauma therapy approach resolves unprocessed inner material and trauma by incorporating multiple levels of the human experience including Sensation, The 5 Senses, Body, Affect, Mind, and the Mythopoetic. Integrating these past undigested parts allows one to step into a Soulful and purpose driven life. We begin to remember. These sessions are offered online through zoom or in-person in Luecadia, CA.
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
This modality rejuvenates, heals, and balances the entire nervous system coaxing your natural healing forward. This work can reveal subtle realms of healing and can be revelatory in nature. Using supportive touch and adept relational presence the more evolved aspects of our nervous system come online in tandom with your original untouched spirit. This equates to deep health and healing.
Craniosacral work can free stuck emotions, beliefs, traumas and "dis-ease" in the body. The essential aspects of your nature begin to be revealed and integrated. This therapy is both subtle and powerful. This work is offered in-person in Luecadia, CA.
Ecosomatics, Ocean/Surf Therapy
Private and Group Ecosomatic Surf Therapy Immersions, Learn Somatic Tracking skills to deepen your experience, connection and healing. Learn to create more ritural around surfing, including pre and post surf council in order to more skillfully bring life questions before you go out and integrate your experience as your are welcomed back. Having a guide and village to return too after your experience is essential to integrate your time out there. To deepen your receptivity to the intelligence, guidance and direction of Mother Ocean.
With over 20 years of experience and training...Trauma, Loss, and Grief work is very welcome here.
Each journey is customizable to you and your needs. Get in touch with Jonah to begin your journey.
you
can't govern life
it has its own way
with us;
be drawn
into long dark nights
awake, with the sweet hope
that lives there
nestled,
carried by slow moving
kindnesses;
it's not so scary
it's just that,
we have to lose
our way
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