So many of us have been taught to fear having power or to collapse under the pressure of it—especially power in community. Somatics offers tools to build capacity in the body to hold more: more complexity, more connection, more leadership, and more trust. It helps us reclaim our bodies as sites of knowing, choice, and action.
Organizing is already somatic. Every chant, every march, every circle of chairs is a somatic intervention. But if we want transformation at scale, we need intentional practices that help whole communities shift from reaction to response, from fragmentation to cohesion, from trauma to vision.
Integrated with somatics and restorative practices, we provide organizing skills training and technical support to our growing network.
