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Your Body is Calling...

Do you know how to listen?
I can help you with that

Thank you! You'll hear from me soon.

Ever wonder what your body would say if it could talk?

I do my best to answer that question with my combined knowledge of physiology, pain science, functional movement and interpretive dance.

Each edition is a love letter written by a different part of your body and includes creative ways to care for each part of you that go far beyond hot baths, diet or mindset. I also include ways to work with me: workshops, 1:1 coaching, group programs, etc.

  • Develop curiosity and appreciation for your biology

  • Learn new ways to interact with your body

  • Get directed to fresh resources 

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    Hello

    My name is Alora

    In the last 25 years, I have done countless hours and styles of somatic practice and therapy because I thought I was broken. I believed that I could crack the code if I just found the right modality and did the work. I discovered many things along this journey, most importantly, my body isn't broken and I don't need to fix it. I discovered that if I looked to my body as my partner, every challenge and every pain feels doable. 

    I created this work because I saw the gap between exercise and therapy that needed to be filled. I am honoured to share my knowledge with you, as we walk along this path together. 

    Thanks for submitting!

    A photo from above of Alora lying on the floor, dressed in brown lace and hugging her own arms
    fingers woven between toes, this is the foot

    befriend your body

    based on Coast Salish Territory.

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    ©2022 by Amy Kubanek

    I live, work and play on the ancestral lands of the Coast Salish people; xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. I seek to create a future where we can correct our collective wrong doings and create peace for all. I believe that the more in tune we become with our own bodies that the better we can caretake each other, connect with the land and the people from whom this land was stolen.

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