
When your body is overwhelmed, everything else feels harder...
You’ve been carrying tension for years, not knowing where to put it.
Your body is tired but wired.
You feel disconnected from your breath, your intuition, your softness.
You’re craving grounding, regulation, safety… not another “fitness program.”
weekly themes
Coming Home to the Body
Kidneys · Bladder · Grounding · Awareness
WEEK 01
Softening What You’ve Carried
Liver · Gallbladder · Releasing Irritability & Stagnation · Unwinding patterns
WEEK 02
Letting Go & Making Space
Lungs · Large Intestine · Grief · Breathwork · Clearing Internal Clutter
WEEK 03
Nourishment & Emotional Safety
Stomach · Spleen · Boundaries · Comfort · Inner Holding
WEEK 04
Receiving Love
Heart · Small Intestine · Openness · Circulation · Emotional Expansion
WEEK 05
Integration
Putting It All Together · Embodiment · Ritual · Sustainable Safety · Peace
WEEK 06

inside the course
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Daily lessons — gentle guidance that meets you where you are
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Myofascial release (MFR) sequences
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Organ-focused education (simple, grounded, somatic)
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Yoga flows for emotional + physical release
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Diaphragmatic breathing exercises
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Lymphatic flow
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Morning sunlight + nature-based grounding practice
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Weekly reflection + journaling prompts
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Integration practices to carry with you long-term



MEET YOUR GUIDE
Chelsea is a fascia and energy work specialist, certified personal trainer, and yoga instructor with an extensive background in anatomy and functional movement. After years in the fitness industry, her own healing journey revealed that true transformation doesn't come from doing more — it comes from softening, slowing down, and listening.
Now, her work centers around nervous system regulation and fascia release — using stillness as a way to unwind stored trauma, restore emotional balance, and reconnect the body and mind. Through this deeply intuitive approach, Chelsea helps clients release what's been held, find safety in their bodies, and return to a sense of calm, connection, and peace.
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