Braving the Wilderness - A Somatic Journey

When one embarks on this somatic journey, they are gifted with an embodied relationship to their Deepest Self and Wise Inner Knowing. From this place of innate wholeness, your fullest expression comes through in all you do.

When you step into this somatic journey, you are invited to remember something profound within you — a quiet, steady knowing that has always been there, beneath the noise of the world. It's a connection to your deepest self, that part of you that holds the wisdom of the earth, of all your ancestors and all the possibilities ahead. From this place of inner knowing, you can begin to move through life with more ease, trust, clarity, and capacity for the unknown.

Together, we will step into the wilderness of your own being, gently exploring the uncharted territories within. Much like walking through a forest — where the trees speak in whispers, the shadows hold secrets, and the stillness offers an invitation to listen more deeply — we will gently approach the parts of you that have felt lost or stuck. We’ll take the time to understand the patterns that have shaped you, and listen to the quiet intelligence that lives in your body. Your body is not something to be fixed or resisted, but a wise companion that can show you the way forward.

Through this work, you’ll develop the tools to transform what feels fixed or frightened into something you can trust. The frozen parts, the hesitant parts, the parts of you that have been holding onto old stories — they don’t need to be fought or controlled. Instead, you will learn to meet them with presence and compassion, creating the holding environment for healing to unfold.

The core of this journey is about developing a relationship with the parts of yourself that are often the hardest to approach. Whether it’s the pain, the shame, the grief, or the fear that holds you back — these parts aren’t enemies, but invitations. They ask for your presence, your tenderness, your willingness to sit with them, to feel what they feel, and to let them reveal the wisdom they hold. We won’t rush past them or try to bypass the discomfort they bring; rather, we’ll sit with them, listen to them, and let them speak.

This is not about fixing what is broken, but about reconnecting with the whole of you, in all your complexity. The places that feel most fragmented or difficult are where the deepest wisdom often resides. In these places, we discover how to open into what has been closed off, and with that opening, we find the possibility for real transformation. In doing so, you will move forward with greater clarity, with the trust of someone who has learned to be with themselves in the deepest way.

As we walk this path together, you will begin to remember that you are always whole, always held, always guided by a deeper knowing. The wilderness, both outside and within, will reveal its secrets — not as something to fear, but as something to embrace. In the spaciousness of your own being, you will find a strength and wisdom that can carry you through whatever comes next.

Jessica Conway

Jessica Conway, RN, MSN, RYTT

Somatic Practitioner, Registered Nurse, Safe and Sound Protocol Provider, yoga instructor, meditation guide, and cold-plunge lover, who unceasingly seeks to find truth and wisdom on every path of this wild and full human life.

After graduating with a Master’s Degree in Nursing from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2009, Jessica worked as a Registered Nurse in the Critical Care setting for almost 15 years before shifting her focus to somatic trauma therapy, meditation, writing, and yoga.

She values empowerment, embodiment, integrity, truth, compassion, awareness, a connection to nature, and intentional living.

Her offerings guide you to come back home to your center and to BE in your body - alive, awake, aware, and authentically YOU.

Hold on to your center, for that is the only way

https://jessicaconwaysomatics.com/
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