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Therapeutic support for body, mind, & self-connection

A body-based (somatic) & emotionally-centered approach to healing and wellbeing.

Virtual Appointments, Worldwide

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Close-up of a person practicing yoga or meditation outdoors at sunrise or sunset, with hands in prayer position.

Therapeutic support for body, mind, & self-connection

A body-based (somatic) & emotionally-centered approach to healing and wellbeing.

Virtual Appointments, Worldwide

Your body has been with you through it all.

As life unfolds, we experience it through our whole selves, not as separate pieces.

What happens in the mind affects us physically. Our emotional experiences affect the nervous system and our biology. What we think and believe shapes how we move through life and feel in our bodies.

The body walks with us as we live, responding and adapting to what we experience.

Sometimes those adaptations show up as symptoms. Sometimes those responses show up as patterns we seem unable to break.

This is where we turn toward the body and offer it our attention.

Rather than trying to override, suppress, or force our way through what's happening, we create space to experience it with presence and curiosity.

We explore what's alive in the body, mind, and inner world, what they’re responding to, and what may be asking for attention.

A different way of relating to what’s happening within creates different possibilities. And it feels deeply relieving.

As you meet yourself with this depth of care, the nervous system can relax and the body can soften its protective patterns. Tension can release. Symptoms and behaviors can soften and shift. Emotional resilience can grow.

And with greater freedom comes greater choice to respond, relate, create, and live in ways that feel more true to you.

This isn't about getting back to who you were.

It's about becoming more connected to who you naturally are, and discovering what becomes possible when you meet yourself in a way that feels true to you.

What brings people here

People often come to us with very specific symptoms, patterns, or experiences. There isn't a single list of things we work with, because the focus isn't simply on what you have — it's on noticing what's happening within you, listening to what it's asking for, and meeting yourself with a depth of care you may have never experienced.

~ Chronic symptoms & physical experiences

Persistent pain or tension. Swelling. Digestive issues. Skin symptoms. Fatigue. Sleep difficulties. Symptoms that don't seem to have a clear explanation.

~ Patterns that feel difficult to change

People-pleasing. Fawning. Overthinking. Anxiety loops. Shutdown. Avoidance. Compulsive behaviors. Relationship patterns you keep finding yourself in.

~ Emotional & inner experience

Emotional overwhelm. Feeling disconnected or shut down. Difficulty expressing what you feel. Wanting greater emotional fluidity, self-trust, clarity, or connection.

~ Relationships & fulfillment

Conflict. Boundaries. Grief. Major life changes. Feeling stuck. Questions about who you're becoming or how you want to move through your life.

Meet the Team

Since 2018, Anne & Steve Truppe have helped individuals around the world improve their health and create meaningful change in the ways they think, feel, behave, and move through life. Our work is grounded in a body-based and emotionally-centered approach to healing and wellbeing.

We listen closely to what’s happening within you. What are you noticing in your body? What patterns keep showing up? What feels difficult to understand or change? What might be asking for your attention? Together, we turn toward the body, creating space for greater awareness, connection, and choice. And what comes out of that? The opportunity to meet yourself and your body in a way that deeply nourishes your health and wellbeing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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