Be softer with you
you are a living breathing thing
a memory to someone
a home to a life

- nayyirah waheed

Katelyn Song MSW, LICSW

Somatic Therapist

Welcome

Here, your body and your experience are held with care.

Together, we notice what is asking to be felt, repaired, and reclaimed.

Somatic healing moves at the pace of your nervous system. It honors what you have survived and invites what is still possible.

This is not a path of urgency or mastery.
It is a practice of tenderness, choice, and return.

 

What I Offer

I accompany individuals and communities as they heal from the impacts of trauma and oppression.
Together, we create space for safety, dignity, belonging, and agency to be felt — not as ideas, but in your body and in your relationships.

Somatic healing invites you to listen to what your body already knows:

  • the ways you have survived

  • the places you still long to feel

  • the capacities waiting to be reclaimed

This is healing at your own pace, honoring what is already present, and inviting what is still possible.

 

How I Work

My work happens in relationship — with you, your body, and the larger systems that shape your life.

I do not guide toward quick fixes or “perfect states.”
Instead, I accompany you as you return, again and again, to a centered presence that belongs to you.

In our time together, you may:

  • feel more grounded, resourced, and present

  • reconnect with your body as a source of wisdom and agency

  • relate to others from a place of attunement, not survival

Healing is a practice of tenderness, choice, and return — not a destination.

 

Who I Work With

I work with survivors, adoptees, parents, queer and trans people, organizers, and movement leaders — many of whom identify as BIPOC.

You may have already done a lot of work on yourself and still feel there is more waiting to be acknowledged, felt, and reclaimed.
If that’s you, this is a space to do it with care, support, and presence.

 

Invitation

If you are longing for a way of healing that honors your body, your history, and your agency,
I invite you to begin a conversation.

Begin a conversation