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Where personal healing becomes planetary. 

For the healers, feelers, activists and change-makers—as well as anyone else who carries a deep love for our world.

​This therapy is designed to meet you specifically in the context of our times. So many symptoms of distress can be rooted in the fact that our culture is changing, the future feels uncertain, and things are moving very, very fast. What is required for all of us is an increased capacity to slow down, to feel what's happening inside, and use these indicators as a means for psychological growth and embodied resilience. This work understands that your personal story shapes how you respond to the world, and aims to offer tools to uncover a deepened sense of self, belonging, purpose, and meaning to help you navigate and contribute to unprecedented circumstances.

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If you are carrying grief, anxiety, anger, fear, trauma, exhaustion, or burn-out, and if you are someone who longs for deeper meaning and purpose in these uncertain times, this work might be right for you. 

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Book a free consult call below or reach out via phone, text, or email.​​

Sally Haskins Eco Somatic Therapist
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Most contemporary therapies focus on the individual alone, which can inadvertently lead to greater feelings of isolation and pathologize experiences that are connected to cultural, systemic, and ecological harm. In a world that is asking for our attention, we need therapeutic worldviews that honor our interconnection and our role within the greater Earth community. I've spent years studying the various components of this worldview and have collected my experience and gathered it together under the name, Soma Mundi. 

 

Soma Mundi is born from the belief that the intelligence that turns a star into a galaxy, an earthquake into a mountain range, and an acorn into an oak tree, is the same intelligence that moves through the human body. Humans are not separate from this force, but instead an extension of it—the next evolutionary frontier. The human is the place in which the Earth awakens to herself, and right now, the human plays a vital role in shaping our planetary future.

 

In times of immense uncertainty, Soma Mundi rests on the conviction that wisdom and guidance are available—not outside of us, but through us—coursing through our flesh, waiting to be heard. At its heart, Soma Mundi is about learning how to listen through experiential practice, supported by psychological, ecological, and cosmological insight. 

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This work is about embodying—feeling—again, that we, as humans, belong to this Earth and to this cosmos. It is the acknowledgement that yes, life is beautiful and also terrifying, and by choosing to feel it all, we enter into the wild, roaring, dance of life. It is here, in the waltzing, swirling, spinning dance, that life unfolds us into greater dimensions of our being.​

It is here that we come to know who we are and who the Earth desires us to be.​​​​

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Soma Mundi reflects an emergent movement in the field of psychotherapy. Its worldview simply aims to overcome isolation by honoring our deep interconnection. The work intends to meet a very real form of psychological distress that occurs within humans that bear witness to the suffering of our world—a form of distress that is rarely recognized in traditional psychotherapeutic settings.

 

While this work is capable of meeting larger realms of experience, you do not need to carry these concerns to benefit from this work.

 

This worldview shows up in practice by moving slowly, gently, and mindfully; in the welcoming of all parts of ourselves and honoring each part's wisdom; in acknowledging and naming the impact of systemic harms; in speaking to our interconnectivity with each other, our culture, and our planet; in working relationally; in taking responsibility; and in the acknowledgement that adequate treatment does not come from therapy alone, but also in community and engagement with the world beyond ourselves.

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