Depth-oriented somatic and relational work for those living inside real change.
There are moments when something in your life stops working, even if you’ve done a great deal of inner work already. Patterns repeat. Relationships strain. The body carries signals that do not resolve through insight alone.
Embodied Rebellion offers a space to slow down and meet what is actually happening beneath the surface. This is relational, somatic depth work that unfolds through continuity, attention, and honest contact over time.
Rather than offering fixes or formulas, the work focuses on how patterns organize in the body and in relationship, and how they can begin to shift when given the right conditions. Rhythm matters here. Presence matters. Consent and pacing matter.
This work is for people moving through transition, loss, identity change, or relational reorganization, and who are ready for sustained engagement rather than quick solutions.
If you are drawn to work that is grounded, relational, and serious about change, you can explore the different ways to work together below.
This work often resonates with people who have already spent time in therapy or personal growth work and are now curious about more embodied, relational ways of understanding themselves. An interest in how patterns live in the body, rather than just in story or insight, tends to matter more here than having things figured out.
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I also offer somatic psychotherapy grounded in relational care through my separate practice, Intrinsic Elements Psychotherapy
“You are not ‘the best of yourself’ but the entirety of who you are-the ugly and the beautiful.”
Rainer Maria Rilke
When patterns shift, life begins to orient differently, reshaping how you relate, choose, and move through the world.
Alexandra Winteraven, MA
Alexandra is a queer (they/them) somatic depth practitioner whose work focuses on pattern recognition, relational contact, and embodied change. With precision, presence, and care, they support people in understanding how long-held survival strategies and relational patterns organize the body and shape daily life.
Their approach is relational and body-based, informed by over a decade of experience working with trauma and attachment. Rather than offering advice or techniques, Alexandra works by tracking patterns as they emerge in real time and staying with them long enough for meaningful reorganization to occur.
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