12/10/2025
We made some changes on moving. We are staying right here in Big Lake and continuing to grow with the same mission and vision. So, with that being said please let me re-introduce myself:
Hi, Iām Erica Ann.
For more than 13 years, Iāve worked directly with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, and I continue to serve as a domestic abuse advocate today. My work in the advocacy world has deeply shaped my understanding of complex trauma, nervous-system dysregulation, and the profound need for safe, accessible spaces for healing.
For the past nine years, Iāve also taught yoga and somatic movement in diverse settingsājails, domestic violence shelters, one-on-one sessions, and group classes. Through this work, Iāve witnessed the powerful ways that mindful movement, breathwork, and vagus-nerveāsupportive practices can help restore balance and reconnect individuals to their bodies.
These practices have transformed both my work and my personal healing journey, and they continue to guide everything I offer. Today, I provide somatic movement classes, gentle flow and Vinyasa sessions, Yin and breathwork, parentāchild co-regulation sessions, workshops, retreats, and portrait photography as a form of empowerment and reclaiming self-identity. Iām also excited to offer sauna sessions as an additional tool for grounding and nervous-system restoration.
At the heart of my work is a deep commitment to complex trauma advocacy. My mission is to educate, support, and empower survivors by teaching nervous-system regulation skills and creating compassionate spaces for healing. Whether through movement, breath, community offerings, or educational content on my page, my goal remains the same: to help people feel seen, supported, and at home in their own bodies.
Erica Ann xo
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