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Embodied Healing Practices for a connected life.

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Your goals are the undercurrent of our work together, how we get there can shift with each session.

Your body, culture, and lived experience are always in conversation with each other — so your care should be, too. Amanda blends social work, bodywork, and somatic practices to support the parts of you that are ready to heal, together.

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Amanda began her service in the mental health community in 2015 as a licensed social worker.

Over time, she saw how many therapeutic approaches emphasized changing the individual—while overlooking the need to re-connect with self, deepen connection with others, and spark cultural shifts.

Through her own study and practice, Amanda experienced the power of collective care - care for the collective parts within ourselves and care for the communities and beings around us.

This realization reshaped her work—toward ways of engaging with life that light us up, touch us deeply, and ground us in who we are in relation to the wider world.

Amanda was instrumental in helping our family...My son went from feeling hopeless to thriving

And understanding that he can do difficult things even when they feel uncomfortable. She helped me become a better parent. My husband is so much more self-aware, and after meeting with Amanda, our relationship is more stable.

- T.H.

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