Somatic Therapy | Los Angeles & California
The Body Has Been Trying To Tell You Something
Body-based, evidence-informed therapy rooted in ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience — for adults ready to actually live.
Reconnecting with
intuitive wisdom
Long before somatic therapy had a name, Native American, African, Asian and other indigenous traditions understood what modern neuroscience is now confirming. The body is not separate from the mind, the spirit, or the capacity to heal.
Ki's somatic work honors and integrates these original teachings into modern clinical practice through breathwork, tapping, gentle movement and stretching, body scans, music, sensory grounding, mindful attunement . Somatic techniques may offer relief beyond what words can say.
Knowing, but still
feeling stuck
You may have tried traditional talk therapy, have understanding of your patterns and why you are the way you are —yet still don’t feel better.
Sometimes insight isn't the missing piece. Your body may be holding experiences that your mind alone can't resolve.
Physical tension or stress-related aches and pains
Intellectualizing your emotions
Disconnection and numbness
Your mind and body feel in different places at times
Creativity and movement-oriented
Anyone whose cultural background includes body-based traditions
You don't have to be experiencing severe trauma to benefit from a body-centered approach.
Somatic therapy may be right
if you experience…
Return to yourself
Receive guidance on how to listen to your body and relate to it with curiosity and compassion rather than criticism or control — to honor the body as an intelligent, responsive, system that holds you with care.
This restored mind-body connection can help you feel more aligned and connected to yourself, others, and the world around you.
Release what no longer serves you and restore balance within your mind and body through somatic expression.
Practices are tailored to your body’s needs, your history, your comfort, and what your body is ready for.
Connection and presence is encouraged, without judgment.
Embodiment as liberation
