In this interview with Anni Johnston, we explore how somatic practices, from simple breathing techniques to dance therapy, can be powerful pathways to heal attachment wounds. Anni is a trauma and somatic therapist turned resilience mentor, we brought her on to discuss why healing doesn’t just happen in the mind—it requires getting into the body.

Anni shares approachable take-home tips and a guided practice in how reconnecting to our physical selves in the present moment can restore safety, trust, and build peace, a critical piece of healing early attachment ruptures.

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Key Takeaways

• Somatic healing is essential for repairing attachment wounds because the body remembers what the mind didn't have the capacity to understand.
• Somatic practices create safety, regulation, and trust in the nervous system.
• Community healing is pivotal for resilience and transformation.
• Daily reflection and mindfulness practice, like Anni’s Building Resilience Journal, can strengthen inner resources so you can grow through what you go through.

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