Soma Mystica by Laura

Finding balance through creative, symbolic and intuitive body-based work.

With over 15 years of experience as a holistic therapist, I am dedicated to designing and facilitating spaces that support personal and community wellbeing. My practice is rooted in my own journey through PCOs, ADHD, depression, anxiety, motherhood and immigration - experiences that have profoundly shaped my worldview and reaffirmed my belief that the true path to health and happiness lies within our relationships; not only with the people around us, but with our land and all the life forms that inhabit it.

My learning began in Colombia, where I trained as a doula and had the chance to work alongside traditional and urban midwives and massage practitioners. This experiences opened the door to a lifelong commitment to bodywork and integrative healing. Since then, I have studied with diverse teachers across countries and disciplines, continually deepening my understanding of the mind-body connection.

My work blends somatic therapies with community art, symbolism and ritual, seeking to honour the sacred and mythological aspects of our personal and collective stories. At its core, it’s a living invitation to remember the wisdom of the body and the power of collective care.

I believe in the revolutionary potential of reclaiming our bodies as primordial territories of wisdom and freedom. I believe that embodiment can help us create a more compassionate world, where care is at the centre of our communities and where healing is not a service delivered from the top down but rather a living, communal practice that belongs to everyone.

Ethos

Radical Self-Awareness: Embracing the body as a guide to our emotional, psychological, and spiritual terrain.

Nature Connection: Finding our way back to the earth’s cycles, and rediscovering the meaning of our presence on earth.

Collective Solidarity: Building inclusive, nurturing spaces where care, justice, and belonging lead the way.

Embodiment as Activism: Recognising bodywork not just as therapy, but as a path to reclaiming autonomy, dignity, and agency.

How do I achieve my purposes?

• Designing and facilitating events for community engagement and wellbeing 
• Offering 1:1 treatments 
• Working in conjunction with community led initiatives 
• Training other practitioners

Book a session for 1:1 body work or get in touch If you’d like to explore this type of work with your community; let’s have a chat and design something amazing together!