Primal Scream

If you think you might need it, you probably do.

Primal Scream

If you think you might need it, you probably do.

Sign up to get Primal Scream: a free pre-recorded Masterclass from Kimberly Ann Johnson.

Primal Scream

If you think you might need it, you probably do.

INSTANT ACCESS!

Because let's face it.
Who doesn't?

  • If you regularly live in sadness or numbness, anger might be underneath that.
  • If you have a short temper or unexplained rage, you need a place to channel it.
  • If you’re fed up with the state of the world, the incentivized polarity, structural injustice, and you want to be an effective ally and agent of change, you need to move it. 
  • If you feel pretty great, and you want to feel better, come throw a sanctioned temper tantrum.

Come LAY IT ALL DOWN for a hot minute.

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In this free one hour class:

  • Breathe and move to a soundtrack featuring some Fela Kuti and Guns N’ Roses.
  • Pop into a corner of a bedroom, or lock your kids in the garage (just kidding – haha) so that you can take this time for yourself and reset.

YOUR PRESENTER

Kimberly Ann Johnson

Author, Sexological Bodyworker, and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner

Kimberly Ann Johnson is the author of Call of The Wild: How We Heal Trauma, Awaken Our Power and Use it for Good (HarperWave, 2021) as well as the classic early mothering book The Fourth Trimester (Shambhala, 2017). Her next book Erotic Seasons (St. Martin’s Essentials) releases on November 17, 2026! 

She is a Sexological Bodyworker, Somatic Experiencing trauma resolution practitioner, birth doula, and single mom. She has trained yoga teachers, bodyworkers and birth workers both nationally and internationally specializing in scar tissue remediation and women’s pelvic, gynecological, and sexual health.

She has ushered thousands of women into their full voices and sexual expression through her signature courses Activate Your Inner Jaguar, Forging a Feminine Path, and MotherCircle.

Kimberly Ann Johnson

If you don't want stress to become trauma, you need to move it.

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