Call Of The Wild

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Call of the Wild: How We Heal Trauma, Awaken Our Own Power, and Use it for Good is a call to embrace the vitality, sexuality, and fundamental wildness built into your body. Grounded equally in science and empathy, with a commitment to centering the feminine that makes it the first of its kind in the field, it’s written to give you both the paradigm shift and the practices you need to heal, awaken your power, and live your most embodied life.

“Kimberly Johnson’s book Call of the Wild is the manifesto of liberation women need at this very moment. She delivers her case for healing from trauma with such sincere passion you can feel her in the pages, and with inarguable, air-tight science. I’ve shared this book with every single woman I know. The world needs this important book.” — Bethany Saltman, author of Strange Situation: A Mother’s Journey Into the Science of Attachment

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Praise for Call of the Wild:

“Kimberly is a conduit for deep repair. She changed the course of my healing trajectory through her guidance. Her humanizing approach to trauma makes space for you to gently unpack your wounds and then apply life-changing tools at the dosage that feels right for you. She's brilliant and so is this book.”
Erica Chidi
Co-founder & CEO of LOOM
“Kimberly Johnson is a fresh voice, tracking a deep sense of trust in the physicality of being human. Her directives emerge from an inner knowing that meets eye to eye with our current neuroscience. Call of The Wild is a practical guide for women searching to not only embody their inner jaguar as a source of resiliency but also empower their sense of agency in an emerging new world.”
Liz Koch
Author of Stalking Wild Psoas: Embodying Your Core Intelligence
“Kimberly Ann Johnson’s clear and inviting guide boldly points us toward the evolution of the field of somatics. Not only does she help each one of us recover from trauma but also to engage our vitality and awaken our sensual aliveness. This wise and accessible extension of Somatic Experiencing (SE) will no doubt shift popular understandings of psychology and trauma to include our bodies, nervous systems, and fundamental life force.”
Dr. Peter A. Levine
PhD, Founder of Somatic Experiencing and author of Waking the Tiger, In an Unspoken Voice, and Trauma and Memory
"An enthralling trip through the human nervous system: how it came to be, how it goes astray, and how to get it back on track."
James Nestor
New York Times bestselling author of Breath: The New Science of A Lost Art
“Kimberly Johnson's book Call of the Wild is the manifesto of liberation women need at this very moment. She delivers her case for healing from trauma with such sincere passion you can feel her in the pages, and with inarguable, air-tight science. I've shared this book with every single woman I know. The world needs this important book.”
Bethany Saltman
Author of Strange Situation: A Mother’s Journey Into the Science of Attachment
"Call of the Wild is a generous, comprehensive, and inclusive guide for resolving and healing trauma. This book is an experiential journey, on which Johnson prioritizes safety and personal sovereignty from the beginning, while inviting us to bravely explore new and powerful ways of relating to our bodies, relationships, sexuality, and spirituality. It is a Masterclass on thriving in a human body."
Jessica Graham
Author of Good Sex: Getting Off without Checking Out
"Kimberly Ann Johnson creates real clarity around the difficult concepts of attachment, boundaries, trauma, and sex. An attuned guide, she makes sense of entanglements, reassuring our nervous systems that we have the tools we need to cut through confusion. Call of the Wild helps us repair and head home with a better understanding of how to be human."
Dr. Stan Tatkin
PsyD, MFT, is a clinician, researcher, teacher, and developer of A Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy® (PACT). Author of Wired for Love and We Do
"Call of the Wild is a massively needed, impeccably articulated, and stunningly approachable teaching on the intricate workings of our nervous systems and how to heal our trauma through our bodies -- for good. Big concepts are made digestible. Delicate nuances are made approachable and meaningful. This book is a call to our health, wholeness, and embodiment through reincarnating our most innate and instinctual parts. A critical must-read guidebook for women, by a woman on trauma, sexuality, the nervous system and real sustainable healing."
Livia Shapiro MA.
Author of The Somatic Therapy Workbook

Presale bonuses through April 16th!

Buy 1 book and get:

  • Get the Jaguar Spotify Playlist.
  • An invitation to the live virtual book launch party, including a roundtable with Sil Reynolds and Bethany Saltman.

Buy 4 books and get:

  • Get the Jaguar Spotify Playlist.
  • A personalized book message from Kimberly.
  • Entry to win a private session with Kimberly.
  • An invitation to the live virtual book launch party, including a roundtable with Sil Reynolds and Bethany Saltman

Buy 20 books and get:

  • Get the Jaguar Spotify Playlist.
  • An invitation to the live virtual book launch party, including a roundtable with Sil Reynolds and Bethany Saltman.
  • Private Session with Kimberly.

Only 10 packages available.

Book club discussion guide

Do you run a book club, or a women’s circle? I’d love to meet you!

We’ve created a group facilitators discussion guide and a replay from the inaugural book club meeting with author Kimberly Ann Johnson. We will model how we can put the material into action, and set in motion a new kind of gathering.

A Jaguar circle.

*We’ll also include access to a curated Jaguar spotify playlist to share with your cirlce.

Women are stuck in a cycle of trauma, collectively and individually.

This is how we break it.

It’s not just you — women all around the world are experiencing record levels of stress, anxiety, depression, and autoimmune issues. 

The truth is, many women are stuck in a cycle of trauma, with no idea how to heal from it. What’s worse, most of the resources out there for healing trauma are written from a male perspective, which makes them ineffective for women, because they heal differently.

Call of the Wild is the answer. 

Drawn from Kimberly’s years of experience as a somatic practitioner and an advocate and authority for women’s health, Call of the Wild reveals what we should have all learned in middle school: the practical workings of our body and nervous systems. 

By understanding your “operating system”, you can start to work with your body, instead of against it — and transform unprocessed trauma. You’re able to get back in touch with the natural cycle of your body, and allow yourself to heal, and in doing so, contribute to the collective healing of women as a whole.

You'll learn:

  1. Why women are stuck in a cycle of trauma, and why most of the resources out there aren’t designed to work with the way women heal.
  2. Practical steps to take if you feel like you’re under attack from your own body.
  3. How to activate a healthy fight response (which is the total opposite of what you’ve been taught, and which is key to healing.)
  4. The relationship between trauma and your body, and how you can transform past trauma into present power.
  5. How to speak your nervous system’s “language” so you can work with it, instead of against it
  1. What it actually takes to create the relationship and sex life you want.
  2. Accessible, practical exercises to read and react to the messages your body’s sending you.
  3. The keys to establishing a sense of safety and security within yourself, no matter what external circumstances you face.
  4. How to take meaningful and tangible action in response to the issues of boundaries and power that have been centered in the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements.
  5. Simple, effective ways to reconnect with the natural cycle of your body (no matter where you are in life) and allow yourself to truly relax, feel safe, and heal from physical and emotional trauma.

Kimberly Ann Johnson

Kimberly Ann Johnson is the bestselling author of the early mothering classic The Fourth Trimester: Healing Your Body, Balancing Your Emotions and Restoring Your Vitality published in seven languages around the world. 

A sought after practitioner and leader in the field of postpartum health, Johnson has been working hands-on in integrative women’s health and trauma recovery for more than a decade. 

Her work has been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, Vogue, New York Magazine’s The Cut, Harper’s Bazaar, Today.com and many more. She is the host of the Sex, Birth and Trauma podcast with over half a million unique downloads.

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