Eco-somatic and ancestral fieldwork is an embodied practice. It studies connections between the body, the land, and ancestral memory. This practice combines ecological awareness and somatic (body-based) inquiry. It prompts participants to sense, move, and react to natural environments as living collaborators. It also cultivates a sense of presence with more-than-human beings.

My own fieldwork involves listening to the stories carried in landscapes. For example, in Somerset, the 1607 tsunami, the Battle of Sedgemoor, and the Bloody Assizes shaped my family history. This county hosted events that shaped where my lineage lived and worked, leaving deep imprints and influencing the collective field that, in turn, has enmeshed current generations.

What to Expect:

• Land-Based Resonance & Generational Imprints – Identify how the energy of specific landscapes, regions, or homes interacts with your own field.

• Ancestral & Generational Clearing – Bring awareness to inherited patterns or imprints that influence your present-day life.

• Integration & Embodiment Support – Anchor the insights gained into daily life, fostering deeper connection and vitality.

About the Practitioner:

Grounded in postgraduate studies and training encompassing shamanism, ancestral healing, dowsing, sound healing, and somatic work, my practice is further enriched by pilgrimage, lived experience of generational re-enactment, and writing, research and harmonisation work inspired by local history and place.