Savannah is committed to a deep and fulfilling relationship with life, and she believes that this is a worthwhile commitment for every woman who desires it. She also believes that a woman’s devotion to her own body is essential to creating and sustaining such a life. For Savannah, this began with an invitation to heal her own body. Her personal journey through healing from sexual abuse, medical trauma, postpartum challenges, vulvar/vaginal/pelvic pain, injuries, and other challenges has not not only lead her to creating tremendous healing in her own body and life, but has also lead to her choosing the path of facilitating a space for other women to do the same. She views the body as a powerful teacher, and she is grateful to be a forever student. 

After working in the mental health field for over a decade, and narrowing her primary area of interest and study to trauma recovery, Savannah pursued somatic-based therapies and became passionate about the reality of healing from trauma through the body. While experiencing miraculous personal results from working with skilled pelvic care practitioners, Savannah recognized that it was her calling in life to learn and share this work herself. This has deeply enriched and refined her roles as a woman, a mother, a dancer, and a movement instructor, as well as every other area of her life.

Savannah is a bodyworker, a Womb Continuum Practitioner, and a member of the first cohort of Mā School with Carly Rae Beaudry and Andrea Terrones.

She is honored to hold and support women and their bodies through every stage of life, from Maiden to Mother to Crone. Through weaving her gifts and establishing her own practice, she has created a space for women to come home to their bodies and remember the healing power within. 

Savannah is Located in Salt Lake City, UT, nestled in between gorgeous mountains and a beautiful city.