You belong — here
Kia Ora. Wanjoo. (Hi, welcome, I wish you wellness).
Inviting that you let yourself exhale to arrive. That you lean back, in order to let in.
So that the whispers of sensation that guided you here have room to speak.
As you taste the words with your body and listen from your heart.
Underneath the pursuit of perfection, the rush of doing, and the success of busy-ness, lays a fertile soil, rich of nutrients with all that we are seeking.
Being to become and belong.
Bhava Body plants a seed through all that it meets that we can know more well-being, more wholenes and more freedom within the fabrics of our own skin.
Offerings
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Soma Linguistics
A group online experience offering a place to remember how to speak and listen to the language of your body. How slowing down can feel easeful and rest can feel pleasurable. Developing interoceptive fluency, fluent in the language of the body.
Next round... 2026

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You Are the medicine
A 3 month 1:1 cocoon to meet the symptom/dis-ease/illness/injury that which is expressing within your body and it’s message for you. Receive intimate support to remembering your wholeness in this journey, to arrive in a place where you can access and trust in your bodies ability to feel free and well.
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1 off sessions
Drop in session if you are desiring a touch stone in your journey of Self and Soma connection or to dip your toes in before entering into an experience.
meet Krystal
From a rushing woman, constantly stressed and overwhelmed, to burnt out with a chronic autoimmune diagnosis, Krystal was guided by the intelligence of her body into a devotional journey of meeting the rush, the sensations and symptoms in her body and her own truth to remember her wholeness.
monthly letter
Receive letters from me each month, sharing live what is being moved through my body as deliverance of the dreaming earth, and whole-istic well-being touch stones I either found that month or resourced most particularly.
Also be the first to hear and receive discounts on my offerings.
be in touch
Follow along the journey
“Being naturalized to place means to live as if this is the land that feeds you, as if these are the streams from which you drink, that build your body and fill your spirit. To become naturalized is to know that your ancestors lie in this ground.”
- Robin Wall Kimmerer.
In this way of being, I honour those that first were in relation with this land I currently have my feet against, Whadjuk Country, and like them, remember her as an extension of my own body.

