Sandrine Harris

Sandrine is a Franco-American cis woman, passionate about exploring the world through the senses, through movement, and in meditative flow. She is a somatic (body-centered) trauma and chronic pain practitioner, dancer and meditation facilitator.

Sandrine has a private practice and an international retreat and training process she shares: Emergent Nature. Along the winding (lifelong) journey of healing her own cPTSD from developmental trauma, Sandrine has trained in and become a practitioner of modalities she has personally benefited from, alongside witnessing others explore, grow and heal through these approaches. Collectively, the experiences and process she shares are Emergent Nature.

Sandrine continues to deepen her learning through consistent training, case consults and professional peer groups. In recent years, she has learned about the somatics of shame with Peter Levine; attachment traumas with Diane Poole Heller; social justice through somatic transformation with Staci Haines; neuroplastic pain syndromes with Dr. Howard Schubiner; the impact of systems of oppression with Nyaunu Stevens (NCCJ); trauma-sensitive mindfulness with David Treleaven; meditation with Sharon Salzberg; and so many others along this continuum of growth.

Professional Memberships:

United States Association of Body Psychotherapy (USABP)
Somatic Experiencing® International (SEI)
International Somatic Movement Education and Therapy Association (ISMETA)
Feldenkrais® Guild of North America (FGNA)