I believe reproductive freedom includes the right to compassionate aftercare. Bodily autonomy does not end with the right to choose - a rightn too often prohibited, not available or covered with shame. It also requires having access to care that supports our bodies and our emotions. Whether a pregnancy ends through abortion or miscarriage, people deserve compassionate support. Yet even when care exists, it usually ends when the medical procedure is over, leaving people to navigate physical sensations and complex emotions alone.

Radical care means recognizing the gaps left by institutions and responding through community care, mutual support, and collective responsibility.

A person who trusts and feels safe in their body is a protected person.
A person connected with their body can experience pleasure; they are free.

Caring for our bodies is a practice of justice, a practice of collective liberation.

As my capacity allows, I dedicate one day a week to offering free somatic sessions for those who, having experienced a miscarriage or an abortion, want to return to living in their bodies with pleasure and trust.

If you are seeking this kind of care, please reach out. If you know someone who may benefit from this support, please share this invitation.

If you are a somatic practitioner and would like to collaborate, please contact me.