Testimonials

“I didn’t know I could feel this safe in my body. This work helped me connect to parts of myself I had shut away for years. I cried, I laughed, I screamed—and I left this workshop feeling more whole.”

“This wasn’t just coaching—it was ceremony. Sacred, spacious, and inexplicably tender. I came in feeling numb and burnt out. I left remembering who I am.”

“For the first time in a class, I wasn’t told to ‘push through’—I was invited to listen. And in that listening, everything changed.”

"I think you channeled God herself" (during a Howl & Shake)

“Embodiment Reclamation helped me realize that my body was never the enemy. I’ve stopped outsourcing my authority. I feel like I’ve reclaimed something ancient, something mine.”

“I’ve done years of therapy, but nothing ever dropped me into myself like this. It’s subtle work—but the impact is profound.”

"As a single dad I've been trying to figure out how to support my daughter after her mom left. She is trans, and I knew she needed a soft and strong feminine presence in her life, but we didn't want something clinical or forced. Working with Christina has given her a place where she feels seen without being scrutinized. I have watched her shoulders drop and heard her speak up more, which has helped me breathe a little easier too. I don't think that kind of change can come from advice, it comes from being herself."

 “This speech cracked me open in the most beautiful way."

"After losing my daughter, I felt like I was walking around without skin. Everyone told me I was so strong. Christina created a space I didn't have to be. I didn't feel handled with kid gloves either, I felt accompanied. That all by itself shifted something in me I didn't think could move."

"I didn't realize how braced I was until I wasn't. These sessions helped me feel steady without being numb. It's the first time I've experienced my body as something I can live in, not just manage. I came in dealing with chronic pain and a nervous system that always felt on edge. I expected techniques, what I experienced was something quieter and longer lasting."

"I can honestly say I belong to myself."