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Nathalia Gagnon MA

Integral Somatic Consultant

Nathalia is a Registered Canadian Art Therapist RCAT and certified somatic psychotherapist and bodyworker, specialized in working with integrative wellness.
 
She has been supporting individual of all ages recovering from adverse experiences for over 15 years, using trauma-informed and psychosomatic perspectives of health and wellness from Western and Indigenous perspectives.
 
In her continuous quest to better understand optimal health and the human potential, she is a certified practitioner of Jin Shin Jyutsu and a Medical Qigong therapist. She is a daughter, a sister, a mother, a lifelong student of Indigenous healing traditions, Tai Qi, Taoism and Buddhism.

Helping you live more fully in your body as a path of wellness

I offer an integral approach to help individuals make empowering decisions, aligning their focus and achieving wellness goals.
 
As more individuals seek comprehensive, personalized care for developing their true potential, the field of somatic wisdom continues to expand, bringing new possibilities and leading to best outcomes.

  • Personalized mapping

  • Trauma-informed

  • Collaborative and dynamic

  • Holistic wellness

  • Empowerment and compassion

Service disponible en français
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TRAINING AND CREDENTIALS

TESTIMONIALS

I highly recommend Nathalia as a practitioner. She is knowledgeable, intuitive and caring. I am grateful she is part of my healing journey.​​

- Herve, Powell River

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Ready to get started?
 

Reach out today and schedule a consultation for somatic bodywork and therapy

304 - 852 Fort St. Victoria, BC (236) 702 2374

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Offering appreciation for living, playing and working on this beautiful unceded traditional territory of the Lək̓ʷəŋən and Coast Salish people. Decolonized perspectives of practice invite traditional Indigenous knowledge systems as an important framework in this work while considering wellness as part of integral relationships with family, community and the Earth.

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