experience deeper intimacy in your relationships with romantic partners, family, and friends
feel greater emotional safety and comfort when being alone
connect with a deeper purpose and confidence in life and carry through with intentions and projects
be more at home in your body and experience more balance in your nervous system
transform repetitive destructive emotional and thought patterns (anger, fear, sadness) that hinder your well-being
heal from traumatic birth and family history
If you are:
a parent who experienced traumatic labor
a birthing professional who supports families during the prenatal, perinatal, and postpartum period
a professional who supports children and families during early years of bonding and socialization
a professional who supports adults resolving attachment and relational wounds and related somatic patterns
Each participant’s turn is a unique, somatically oriented healing journey. Gentle facilitation and the format are designed to support connecting with non-verbal implicit memories and energetic imprints held in our body and psyche from early developmental periods. In the safety of connection, participants will receive new experiences in an embodied way that allows lasting change in one’s entire being on all levels of the psyche, body, and soul. This workshop is complementary to ongoing psychotherapy and other healing relationships.
About the Facilitator
Livia Ondi, LMFT, has been studying prenatal, birth, and early attachment patterns for over two decades. She is trained as an early childhood mental health clinician and somatic psychotherapist and studied extensively with Myrna Martin to become a birth process facilitator. In addition, she is currently in training for biodynamic craniosacral therapy. Livia blends her warm presence, somatic skills, and knowledge of attachment and relationship dynamics in a unique and enlivening way. She has a private practice in San Francisco where she supports young children and families during pregnancy, birth, and the first 5 years; provides couples therapy; and somatic therapy for adults.
