Somatic therapy and bodywork for veterans.
Operational nervous systems don't reset when the deployment ends. Years of running in threat assessment leave fascia locked, sleep architecture broken, and a body that's still scanning even on a quiet street. Moral injury sits underneath all of it. This practice addresses the body layer — discreet, outcall, and built to complement whatever care you're already in.
What We Hear Most
Sleep that won't go deep. Startle response on cue. Numbness that occasionally cracks into rage or grief without warning. Chronic tension through the neck, shoulders, low back, and jaw. A body that hasn't been allowed to drop in a very long time.
Which Protocol Fits
Most veterans start with somatic therapy alone, building a relationship with the practitioner and the work. Fascia, Reiki, and the Spiral Prana Hardware Reset get layered in once the nervous system has a baseline of trust. Sessions are paced — there is no rushing this.
Working With Existing Care
This practice is not VA-affiliated and does not replace VA mental health care. It is a private complement. Many veterans in VA care add somatic bodywork as the body-layer companion to talk-based or medication-based treatment.
- Is this practice VA-affiliated?
- No — this is private practice. Sessions are not billed to or reported to the VA. The work is designed to complement whatever care you're already receiving.
- Do I have to disclose service history?
- Only what you choose to share. The work focuses on the nervous system as it is today, not on extracting a narrative.
- Can you accommodate physical injuries or amputations?
- Yes. Sessions are adapted to whatever the body is working with. Tell the practitioner what's needed and what's off-limits — that's the working agreement.
Serving Cape Cod & the Islands
Outcall and by-appointment sessions across Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket.
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Ready to reset the system?
Call (508) 864-5400, email somaticresonanceinstitute@gmail.com, or initiate the clearance protocol below.