Our Members

Kathleen Charles is a queer, Haitian artist, canadian certified counsellor, creative arts therapist, somatic practitioner, dance movement therapist in training and community organizer based in Tio'tia:ke (Montreal).

Their facilitation is heavily rooted in a commitment to collective liberation. They exercise this by fostering safer spaces for marginalized folks to experience re-indigenized therapeutic spaces individually and in community through embodiment and sacred creativity. In their practice Kat enjoys emphasising imaginative playfulness as a form of embodied emancipation, joy and resistance, using techniques such as role play, storytelling, improv, somatic awareness and creative movement.

A queer, Chinese, ecosexual death nerd and somatic coach exploring healing and liberation through pleasure.

Her work invites folks to notice, trust, and express their desires in ways that feel aligned and true. With care and curiosity, she centers the body’s innate wisdom—supporting folks in reclaiming agency, relational integrity, and a sense of wholeness across experiences of aliveness, grief, and transition.

Informed by her training in Somatic Sex Education, Mind Body Coaching, and as a death doula, Jess offers 1:1 coaching and Sexological Bodywork. Her workshops span from grief rituals to consent practices and you can often find her singing to trees.

Hannah is an abolitionist somatics educator, bodyworker & facilitator. The seed of her work is an unshakable knowing that the wisdom of your body is your birthright, and that this wisdom is the heart of transformation & healing for personal & collective liberation. Hannah's primary lineages of study & practice include Somatic Experiencing (SEP), Generative Somatics via Vanissar Tarakali, biodynamic craniosacral therapy, and Turtle Cypher's methodology for cultivating sovereignty and freedom, individually and in community. As a practitioner, she is particularly known for her strong yet tender work with shame & the monstrous, her directness & honesty in the therapeutic relationship, her use of the visionary to weigh the present, and her skillful grasp of complex relational dynamics of harm. She is also currently working on a Master of Education focused on folklore as a catalyst for unraveling white supremacy and returning to human & more-than-human belonging.

Hannah has 20 years of experience doing care work, training, and facilitation, primarily in queer communities. She has facilitated some style of trauma-informed, broadly accessible, fat-positive somatic practice for groups since 2011 & 1:1 sessions since 2014.