Chelsea Day Bodywork

Something quietly remarkable happened in November 2024.

Traci, a new friend and chef turned Functional Nutritionist, invited me to a small gathering of practitioners. In walked Heather, a Tarot and Horoscope guide I’d met at a transformative bodywork training. Then Dr. Jen, my professor from Chinese medicine school, an Acupuncturist and Naturopath. More beautiful local strangers kept showing up, and within months, they’ve became some of my dearest friends.

We had no formal mission. No tiered referral plan. No end goal. Just women gathering twice a month to share our entrepreneurial wins and losses. We’ve laughed hard and cried harder together. And something kept becoming more true: when women gather, healing happens.

Yesterday, with the brilliance of Amanda’s web design, we launched what we’ve become.

The Marin Women’s Health Collective is for women navigating the chapters that change everything. A cancer diagnosis. The menopause wall. Becoming a mother. A marriage ending. These transitions don’t have to be walked alone.

We can hold because we’ve been held. Eight practitioners, eight areas of expertise, one shared devotion to women reclaiming their aliveness.

More offerings are coming. And to kick things off, we’re gathering on Thursday May 28th from 6:30–8:30pm in Fairfax. Ceremonial Cacao, yummy snacks (duh), hands-on healing, guidance, tools, resources, and a room full of women who know their craft and are passionate about it.

Come as you are. Bring a friend. RSVP on our site so we know have much Cacao to stir.

✨marinwomenshealthcollective.com

Pain makes you contract.

Tension narrows your world down to what feels survivable. A cramp in your neck. A knot you’ve carried so long you forgot it wasn’t always there. Chronic tension doesn’t just live in tissue. It lives in your choices. Your capacity. The way you show up.

When your body finally gets to rest, actually rest, you make different choices. You respond instead of react. You reach for ease instead of bracing for impact.
This is somatic work. Not a treat. Not a luxury. A recalibration.

Come be held, so you can hold.