A directory that tells the truth
Find a somatic therapist who actually has room.
Body-based, nervous-system-aware care — Somatic Experiencing, Hakomi, sensorimotor psychotherapy and more. Real profiles with real openings, and a way to request a time that works.
Profiles show next available openings, updated from each practice's live calendar.
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Four quick questions — who the care is for, where you are, what your body has been carrying, and how you plan to pay. Skip anything.
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Every profile shows real upcoming openings pulled from the practice’s calendar — no dead listings, no "call to inquire".
Request a time
Request an appointment directly with the practice. They review it and confirm with you — usually within a day.
What is somatic therapy?
Somatic therapy is body-based psychotherapy. Instead of working only with thoughts and stories, a somatic therapist pays attention to what your nervous system is doing — the tension, restlessness, numbness, or shutdown that often outlasts the events that caused them. Approaches like Somatic Experiencing, Hakomi, and sensorimotor psychotherapy help the body complete stress responses it never got to finish, which is why this work is often a fit for trauma, chronic tension and pain, anxiety that lives in the body, and feeling disconnected or numb.
Sessions look like talk therapy with more attention to felt experience: noticing sensation, slowing down, working at the pace your nervous system can actually integrate. Many people who've found talk therapy helpful-but-incomplete — or who've been doing somatic exercises on their own and want a guide — look for a somatic practitioner next.
Independent practices. Real clinicians. Nothing sponsored.
Every profile belongs to a licensed clinician at an independent practice, and no one pays to rank higher. What you see — specialties, insurance, languages, fees — is what the practice itself maintains.
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