Jennifer “Goldie” James

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My practice is rooted in liberatory wellness and shaped by a background in meditation facilitation, somatic movement, and transgenerational trauma. At my practice’s core is the integration of more than 20yrs of intersectional justice and outreach work, as well as crisis response work and support group facilitation. While sessions with me are open to anyone, I center working with people from communities often left on the margins of mainstream healing narratives. As someone queer and disabled, I openly welcome those looking for practitioners from within a shared community, as well as those navigating complex health/chronic pain and care providers.

I warmly embrace that our bodies are full of intergenerational and collective wisdom that is speaking to us, and my approach is committed to holding space for the nervous system’s natural response to ongoing and systemic harm. Our bodies are a sacred site of organic intelligence and transformation when an intentional healing relationship is nourished. By exploring our felt experience in approachable doses, we can reclaim degrees of safety and sovereignty and expand our fullness while navigating lived experiences and social truths. Healing can feel loaded in a fast spinning world. But, it is a journey that everyone is aided by and deserving of.

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Goldie’s Integration:

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Working with Goldie: What clients are saying.