Starts March 8th
After two years of varying degrees of isolation, and all of its impacts, we must insist on proximity and togetherness.
We have to find ways to come back to ourselves and each other.
But how?
When it feels that there is nothing to come back to, no culture to return to, no social fabric that still exists; When it feels that coming together is exhausting and mystifying;
How do we come back home?
We start with our individual nervous systems. We start with understanding what originates within us.
Then we build our capacity and stamina for social engagement.
Next we build our capacity and stamina for conflict.
We charge ourselves with the resonance of reconciliation, forgiveness, and love within ourselves.
This is not skipping to solution-oriented thinking. This is not spiritual bypassing.
This involves grief, anger, and sorrow. As well as joy, pleasure and faith.
Many of us have experienced painful and unexpected ruptures during these last two years.
The lid of the pressure cooker tightened and earlier relational and attachment challenges rose to the surface galvanizing some relationships and ending others.
The prism of real world relating requires that we understand differentiation and interconnectedness. We understand when we need to separate, and when and perhaps how we can come together.
Can you hold your position while listening to others?
Are you willing to change your mind?
Do you believe universally that your intuition is correct? Can you find your intuition when you need it?
Are you aware of cues that tell you when you are sliding into habit rather than authentic truth?
Jaguar energy is ferocious, decisive, relaxed and powerful.
We will never outrun our mammalian nature and needs.
So we must dedicate ourselves to understanding and committing to return to these mammalian instincts in a culture that is fast convincing us that somehow we can outsmart them.
We don’t know what the future holds.
How will this affect our children, and their children?
Will we choose the earth?
Will we choose each other- even those whose realities we cannot see?
Are we willing to change?
The theme of this Jaguar is RELATING: dating, parenting, family, friendship, professional and romance.
Jaguar Women of Color facilitator, yoga & mindfulness instructors
Emma Callaghan has been teaching yoga and mindfulness practices for 18 years but credits Somatic Experiencing and Kimberly’s Jaguar courses for helping her to unravel and heal racialized and intergenerational trauma. After multiple rounds of Jaguar Emma has gained a thorough understanding of her own nervous system and has been helping others to understand theirs. Emma has been supporting the Jaguar movement for the last year by facilitating affiliate classes for women of color on the course. Emma is studying Somatic Trauma Therapies and is available to all Jaguar alumni for support and connection should anyone need it one on one.
Guest Teacher & Psychotherapist
Ellen Boeder is a psychotherapist living in Boulder, CO, with her husband and two kids. She is a frequent teacher at the Relationship School with her husband, Jayson Gaddis. She is a Level 3 Candidate in the PACT model of working with couples. She is an ongoing student in neurobiology, attachment, physiological psychology, relationship, and yoga.
Veteran Jaguar, somatic psychotherapist and teacher of yoga
Deborah Bagg, LMHC, is a somatic psychotherapist, teacher of yoga and the feminine arts with over 18 years of therapeutic experience, and mother. She specializes in anxiety, life transitions, break-ups, pre and postpartum experiences, motherhood,
fertility and trauma all through the lens of embodiment and relationship. Her online platform loveisjuniper holds monthly moon circle, psycho-education and women’s yoga practices.
Weekly Class: 6 Tuesday’s at 11 am pst | 2 pm est (March 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th April 5th & 12th)
Women of Color : Wednesday’s at 11 am pst | 2 pm est
Three Guest Workshops by guest speakers on the topic of relating (March 18th at 11 am pst, April 2nd at 9 am pst, April 10th at 5 pm est)
Access to meditations & course materials
Facebook group for students in this round of Activate Your Inner Jaguar
Payment plans available at checkout
A Note On Refunds: Transparency is a core value of the Jaguar community, we put a lot of effort into an accurate representation of the course experience and we are happy to answer your questions in advance. Because our products are digital goods that are accessible, once the course begins we do not offer refunds. Thank you for understanding.
Author, Sexological Bodyworker, and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner
Kimberly Ann Johnson is the author of recently released Call of The Wild: How We Heal Trauma, Awaken Our Own Power, And Use It For Good (HarperWave, 2021) as well as the early mothering classic The Fourth Trimester: Healing Your Body, Balancing Your Emotions and Restoring Your Vitality published in seven languages around the world.
She is sought after practitioner and lead authority in postpartum health, Johnson has been working hands-on in integrative women’s health and trauma recovery for more than a decade. Prior to that she was a full-time yoga teacher and Structural Integration practitioner.
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 Trauma podcast where she hosts cutting edge conversations about the things that really matter in our time, with 800, 000 unique downloads.
No problem at all. We’ve had thousands of women take this course, and very few were able to come to every live webinar (and some couldn’t attend any live, because of work and other commitments). The videos in this course are meant to be watched sometime during the week—you’ll get a replay of each video within 24 hours of the live call. You’ll receive information and experiential exercises in each video that you can work with all week.