We practice within a non-judgmental space to feel, listen to the body, and give ourselves permission to express honestly.
Choose to commit to flowing with 7 days in a row or intuitively choosing the days that call out to you.
The 7 Somatic Practices
Day 1: Grounding
Place your hands on your body. Feel your feet on the earth. Practice being held.
Day 2: Shaking
Shake your hands, arms, shoulders, whole body. Let sound come if it wants to. Release what you’ve been storing.
Day 3: Orienting
Look around the room slowly. Notice what you see. Come into this moment, right here.
Day 4: Softening
Find the places of armor in your body. Ask them permission to soften, even just a little.
Day 5: Self-Touch
Your hands can soothe you. Place them where you need care. Remember you can tend to yourself.
Day 6: Sounding
Sighs, hums, groans, whatever wants to move through your throat. Free the voice that’s been held.
Day 7: Integration
What wants to stay with you?
Each practice ~12-18 minutes.
Guided by voice and silence.
Designed to meet you where you are.
Mark’s Experience with Exhale…
What makes these practices different
These aren’t meditation sessions where you sit still and observe.
These aren’t yoga flows with specific poses.
These are practices where your body leads.
You’ll shake, sound, touch, soften – following what wants to move through you.
This is somatic experiencing – allowing sensation and movement to guide us.
After seven practices, you’ll feel more of yourself...
The you who…
Can take a full breath without bracing
Feel your feet on the ground and know you’re supported
Notice tension and ground yourself
Be without performing
Move through the world from presence
This work is rooted in neuroscience, Indigenous wisdom, trauma-informed somatics, and collective liberation.
Our bodies already know how to heal.
These practices help create the conditions for healing to happen.
Choose what supports your access while sustaining the work. All options give you the same seven practices. Choose the one that lets you say yes without strain.
What you receive
7 downloadable audio practices
Welcome guide with integration prompts
Post-practice reflection questions
There is no prior experience needed. There is no way to do any of the practices wrong.
This is your permission to stop holding your breath.