Soul in Motion:
12 week immersion in
Jungian Somatics™ and
Embodied Mysticism

Next session starts September 14, 2026

12 Mondays from 3-5 ET on Zoom

September 14, 21, 28
October 5, 12, 19, 26
November 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Recordings will be made available

$1150 Canadian dollars

Given the evolving nature of these immersions, we offer a 50% discount on retakes for previous participants.
After registration, you’ll receive an intake questionnaire.

When we tend to the places where our hearts have broken open, we begin to live more fully, more connected to our vitality. The direct experience of the kinetic spirit that moves through us in luminous darkness.

Soul in Motion™ is a 12-week live immersion into the places where your heart has broken open: the heartbreak, spiritual disconnection, and quiet grief we carry in the body. Through spontaneous movement, embodied active imagination, music, image, and communal witnessing, we create the conditions for the Self to express itself through the material of the body, moving from sensation into symbol, from wound into meaning.

This is a ritual space for those ready to meet the sacred through the body's own language. We explore the dualities of the Self, light and shadow, wound and wholeness, the personal and the transpersonal, in a way that honours their tension rather than resolving it. This work draws from Jung's Seven Sermons to the Dead, in which he mapped the paradoxical nature of the Self pressing toward incarnation, and from the female mystics, who knew the divine through the body's own suffering and radiance, long before there was a clinical language for what they lived.

In these sessions, people move, carried by music that bypasses the thinking mind and speaks directly to something older. Then they draw. Then something happens that is harder to name, a dropping down into a place inside themselves that is precious, that feels connected to something divine, that suffering has not touched, and trauma has not altered. It is not reached by thinking toward it. It arrives through the body, through gesture and image, through what music and movement make possible together. People find, often for the first time in a long time, that this place is still there. That it was always there. That is, in some essential way, who they are.

This is what the twelve weeks are for.

What is Jungian Somatics™

Jungian Somatics™ is rooted in Jung's understanding of the psychoid realm, where psyche and matter are not yet divided and where meaning arises through movement, sensation, and symbol rather than following experience. When trauma or existential crisis fractures that unity, spirit feels distant, matter feels dead, and the vital intelligence at the core of who we are goes quiet.

Creativity, imagination, dreams, and the body become portals into the labyrinth of the psyche, as living terrain to move through. Movement here is listening: to the subtle currents of the Self or soul, to gestures and images that emerge rather than being forced or chosen. When control softens enough to let something else lead, reality begins to reorganize from within, and we can start to access our inner orbit of meaning and truth.

Jung built Bollingen with his own hands. He worked the Red Book in paint and image as much as in words. His earliest scientific work measured the unconscious through the body, the galvanic skin response, breath, hesitation, years before he had a name for what a complex even was. He called the deepest layer of the psyche the psychoid because he needed a word for the place where psyche stops being only psyche and starts being matter.

Jungian Somatics™ works from that same ground. The body is the meeting place of psyche, spirit, and the Self, symbolic, imaginal, archetypal, and psychoid. Sensation carries symbolic weight, holding the imprint of complex and archetype. Spontaneous movement is the unconscious finding form.

Why I Offer This Work

Over decades of practice, I've come to understand transformation as a sacred conversation between consciousness and the Self. It can't be forced. We can only create the conditions for the psyche to move toward wholeness in its own time.

Soul in Motion™ is a living vessel for that conversation. A ritual space, shaped by the seasons and the particular field of each cohort, for cultivating faith in the psyche's wisdom and learning to move with what moves us.

What Happens Within the Field

Every cohort is unique, shaped by who is in it and what that season is carrying. Each immersion is unrepeatable. Sessions weave together:

  • Spontaneous and intuitive movement accompanied by music

  • Embodied active imagination — allowing images to take movement form

  • Creative instinct and symbol-making through gesture, drawing, and sound

  • Dreamwork and archetypal exploration through the body

  • Conscious ritual as a living practice of connection to the transpersonal

  • Communal witnessing and reflection within a held, symbolic container

Over the 12 weeks, each participant creates a personal body of work, spontaneous writing, drawing, mandala-making, movement-based insight, and personal myth. Much as Jung's Red Book became a living document of his own confrontation with the unconscious, this evolving collection becomes a record of this particular passage in your individuation process, one you can return to.

At the end of the immersion, participants receive a certificate of completion upon submitting a self-reflection creative project in any medium of their choosing.

Who This Is For

Therapists, analysts, spiritual directors, artists, and depth-oriented seekers who already have some experience in inner work and are ready to engage with the psyche through the body, symbolism, imagination, and creativity.

Those who sense their clinical or spiritual practice asking to become more embodied, and who want a container for that movement.

Those carrying spiritual disconnection, heartbreak, or the quiet grief of a life that has not yet found its form.

Who This Isn't For

This offering isn't psychotherapy or trauma recovery work. It requires participants who are stable and well-resourced, with personal support in place. Engaging with unconscious material can bring unexpected things into awareness. This program is suited for those with the capacity to sit with uncertainty and work toward a non-dualistic orientation to experience.

There’s no support available outside of sessions. Please ensure you have therapeutic and community resources in place before joining, and consult your mental health provider if you're unsure whether this is the right fit.

Practical Details

Live on Zoom, 12 weeks. Sessions are recorded.
$1150 CAD after June 15, 2026
Returning participants: 50% retake discount.

After registration, you'll receive an intake questionnaire to help set the internal and external conditions for the work.

Refund policy: 100% up to 30 days before start · 50% after August 15 · No refunds once the immersion begins

About Me

I'm a Jungian Analyst and creator of Jungian Somatics™, a framework integrating analytic psychology, symbolic movement, and mystical philosophy developed over twenty years of clinical practice at the intersection of trauma, psyche, and spirit. I have worked with first responders, sexual assault survivors, and people navigating complex and ancestral trauma. I teach internationally at Jungian organizations and training programs.

Soul in Motion™ isn't a static program. It is an ongoing practice of living psyche into the world through the felt sense of the physical body, and it changes with every cohort that moves through it.

Where body, psyche, and spirit move together toward wholeness and our inner spark.

In a time when so many of us already live inside chaos, this work begins not with descent, but with reconnection; to the Self, to soul, and to the generative divine that moves through all creation.

Through guided and spontaneous movement, play, creative ritual, and Jungian Somatics™, you’ll restore the living dialogue between body and spirit, discovering how healing emerges through the wisdom of the nervous system, the creative instinct, and embodied relationship with the sacred.