January always feels like a threshold. Not a rush forward — but a quiet moment to look back, integrate, and choose how I want to live next. 2025 was not an easy year for me. It was initiatory. Stripping. Clarifying. It asked me to live what I teach, not just speak it. These are the nine lessons I’m carrying with me into 2026  — not as resolutions, but as embodied truths I now live by. 1. Prioritizing myself is not selfish — it’s essential For a long time, prioritizing myself

For many, talk therapy has been the first doorway into healing—a space to tell our stories, make sense of pain, and bring light to what has long been hidden in the dark. Speaking our truth can be profoundly liberating. It can offer structure, insight, and the safety of being heard. And yet, there are moments when words fall short. When we understand why we react the way we do, but our bodies still flinch, tighten, or shut down. When we’ve told our story a hundred times, but

Our bodies speak in pulses, tides, rhythms—and for the feminine body, these rhythms are cyclical, sacred, and alive. In this truth, somatic dance becomes so much more than movement. It becomes ceremony, reclamation, and love. Somatic dance through the feminine lens is an invitation for the woman who’s felt disconnected from her own body—stuck in loops of mind chatter, duty, perfection, “doing.” It calls her home, back to the flesh, the breath, the soft curves of vulnerabilit

Shame is one of the most hidden, corrosive forces within the human psyche. It contracts the body, freezes expression, and whispers the lie: “Something is wrong with me.” Yet beneath that lie lives a profound truth — shame is not who we are. It is a learned response, a survival strategy, an inherited imprint that once protected us from disconnection. Deshaming  is the sacred process of remembering our inherent innocence. It is not about denying what we’ve done or what has happ

Our nervous system is constantly listening — not only to our thoughts and emotions, but also to the environments we inhabit. In a world of screens, noise, and overstimulation, our senses are often flooded, and our bodies remain in subtle states of alertness. Yet when we step into nature, something ancient within us exhales.Our system remembers safety. The nervous system  evolved in direct relationship with the natural world. For most of human history, our sense of safety, rhy

There is a quiet revolution happening within many of us — a remembering. A call back to the natural rhythms of our bodies, our breath, our belonging to the Earth. In a world that glorifies speed, disconnection, and intellect, this remembering is radical. It is the act of human rewilding — the sacred return to embodied awareness. To be embodied  means to inhabit ourselves fully — to sense life through the textures of our skin, the pulse in our belly, the rhythm of our heartbea

In Kabbalah, all of creation unfolds through the dance of expansion  and contraction . Light ( Or ) expands infinitely — pure, generous, boundless giving. Yet for creation to exist, the Light must be contained. A vessel ( Kli ) must be formed — a sacred boundary that receives, shapes, and gives meaning to the Light. This primordial boundary, called Tzimtzum , is the first act of love. It is not rejection, but reverence.Not limitation, but devotion to form. It is the Divine sa

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