Rebecca Steer
Integrative Somatic Practitioner · Writer · Speaker · Facilitator
For sensitive, endlessly curious souls who suspect the story they've been living no longer fits.
I'm fascinated by how we disconnect from ourselves, learn to doubt what we know, and what becomes possible when we trust ourselves enough to live by it.
- Where psychology, embodiment, spirituality, and creative expression meet the wonderfully absurd business of being human.
- Made for deep thinkers and feelers in a world that doesn't always make room for their complexity.
The messy middle ofbecoming.
Whether life blows the whole thing apart or a slow-burn realization leaves you asking, ‘How did I get here?’ the terrain between what was and what's next can be raw, disorienting, and full of possibility.
I bring an inquisitive mind, an empath’s heart, a storyteller’s voice, an intuitive’s vision—and the fire-forged wisdom from having made that passage myself.
I meet you there as guide, witness, and something of a midwife to what's emerging—with deep reverence and a healthy dose of dark humor.
The invitation.
- Come back into contact.With what you actually feel, know, and want.
- Learn to discern.Your own signals from what you’ve learned to absorb, anticipate, or override.
- Choose what comes next.Begin making choices that reflect what you discover.
And so does your capacity to author a life that feels like your own.
A little background
My background spans psychology, professional theater, and embodied practice: a BA in Psychology from Emory, an MFA in Classical Acting from George Washington University / Shakespeare Theatre Company, and psychosomatic practitioner training. I'm nearing completion of an MA in Integrative Psychology, with extensive professional experience in performance, teaching, workshop facilitation, and communication coaching.
More about my background and training →A note about scope
This work is integrative, experiential, and psychologically informed. It is not psychotherapy, medical care, or diagnosis, and it is not a substitute for those services when they are needed.
Depending on your needs, this work may stand alone or exist alongside therapy, medical care, or other forms of support.
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