Visionary Craniosacral Healing

09/13/2026

Biosomatic Craniosacral Level 3 introduces Trauma Imprint Repair, a somatic approach for working with the ways physical, emotional, mental, and generational trauma can live within the soma.

Throughout the training, we explore how early experiences and core beliefs can take root and shape unconscious patterns. Practitioners learn tools for working with emotional trauma, limiting beliefs, and birth imprints through Trauma Imprint Repair, inner child work, guided somatic experiences, and other somatic practices.

The emphasis is on approaching these patterns with care and respect while developing practical ways to support repair and release.

Biosomatic Craniosacral Level 3: Trauma Imprint Repair
October 9–12, 2026 | Vancouver, BC

If you feel ready to deepen your work with trauma through the soma, I’d be honoured to teach you.

Sign up at the link below:
https://visionarycraniosacralappointments.as.me/?appointmentType=88378597

09/09/2026

End-of-life doula work is one of the ways I support people through major transitions.

A death doula can help a person and their family become more involved in the decisions and experiences surrounding the dying process. The support is individual and shaped around that person’s needs, beliefs and desires.
Sometimes the work is practical: planning for what happens before, during and after death, or helping family members understand the physical changes that happen as someone is dying.

Sometimes it is deeply personal: reflecting on a life and its values, facilitating conversations or rituals, helping someone fulfill final wishes or say goodbye.

And sometimes it is simply being there, holding a hand, offering reassurance, praying together, and accompanying someone through the final stage of life.

It is an honour and a privilege to be invited into this part of someone’s journey.

If you’d like to talk about end-of-life doula support, you can get in touch with me through the link in bio.

09/05/2026

One space remains, and we’re searching for the person it belongs to.

Maybe you’ve been circling Craniosacral Therapy for a while. Maybe you’re curious about what it actually means to listen through your hands, or you’ve been waiting for the right place to begin.

Level 1 is four days of learning to feel, listen and work with the craniosacral system. We bring technique and listening together through hands-on practice, so you can begin developing a real relationship with the work rather than simply memorizing a set of techniques.

You don’t need to arrive already knowing what you’re supposed to feel. You come to learn, practice, ask questions and begin noticing what the body is already doing.

The group is almost complete. If you have a feeling this last space might be yours, we’d love to hear from you 🌿

09/04/2026

In Biosomatic Craniosacral Level 3, we go deeper into Trauma Imprint Repair and what it means to approach trauma with care, nuance and respect for the person in front of us.

One part of that is the language we use.

On a recent episode of our podcast The Bodyworker’s Table, we talked about the phrase “the body stores trauma.” I agree with the premise, and I also think those words deserve context.

Our brains, tissues and bodies can carry the imprint of traumatic experiences. But when a client hears that there is trauma somewhere in their body, it can quickly create another concern: *What do I need to do to get it out?*

Trauma is part of the complex human experience. Some of what we carry can become woven into the ways we have learned to navigate our lives. Working with those layers can be a slow and gentle process.

Level 3 gives practitioners a trauma-informed framework for approaching this work with greater understanding and discernment.

Biosomatic Craniosacral Level 3: Trauma Imprint Repair
October 9–12, 2026 | Vancouver, BC
Sign up at the link below:
https://visionarycraniosacralappointments.as.me/?appointmentType=88378597

09/02/2026

Come spend a cosy Saturday morning with us 🧡 https://www.healinghandstraining.com/trauma-transformation

08/31/2026

When I refer to the craniosacral system, I’m speaking about a specific anatomical system: the brain and spinal cord, along with the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and support them.

Cerebrospinal fluid is produced primarily by the choroid plexus within the brain’s ventricles before circulating through the ventricular system and around the brain and spinal cord.

The central nervous system ( the brain and spinal cord) dictates how the body functions as a whole.

Craniosacral Therapy gives me a way to work with this system both manually and functionally, with an understanding of anatomy guiding the work.

There is always more to learn about the structures beneath our hands and the relationships between them.

If you’re interested in learning this work, upcoming Craniosacral trainings can be found through the link in bio. Sessions are also available to book there.

08/20/2026

As practitioners, there are times when we may begin to sense we’ve reached the edge of what technique alone can offer.

A client may understand their pattern intellectually. Their body may have already received beautiful treatment, yet something continues to repeat itself.

Biosomatic Craniosacral Level 3 explores Trauma Imprint Repair through inner child work, birth imprints, limiting beliefs, guided somatic experiences, and trauma-informed approaches to working with the deeper layers of the soma.

This four-day training is designed for practitioners who want to expand not only what they do with their hands, but how they meet the stories, beliefs, and experiences that continue to shape the body.

Craniosacral Level 3: Trauma Imprint Repair
October 9–12, 2026
Vancouver, BC

A few spaces remain, sign up at the link below:
https://visionarycraniosacralappointments.as.me/?appointmentType=88378597

08/17/2026

I’m looking for one volunteer Body for a student practice of abdominal manipulation. August 17 11 AM to 12:30 PM in East Vancouver. If you’re interested PM me.🧡

08/15/2026

08/15/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions about intuition is that it should look the same for everyone.

For one practitioner, information may come as a physical sensation. For another, it may arrive as an image, a word, or a quiet knowing.

Over time, you begin recognizing the way information most naturally comes to you.

With practice, that language becomes more familiar.

And with familiarity comes trust.