Collective Remedy, PLLC

03/12/2026

Rather than a weekly class, this Spring will offer a specialty Somatic Yoga class series focused on nervous system regulation. Classes take place at my studio space in Mankato or you can join online from home via Zoom! Registration is available for each class individually so you can attend when you can rather than have to commit to multiple classes. Reach out to me with questions!

09/18/2025

The wait is over! Group classes will begin again in October at my studio in Mankato or you can join virtually via Zoom. Reserve your spot in a class by going to the somatic yoga page on my website. Bring a friend!

04/04/2025

We (Willow Pathways Therapeutic Services LLC and myself ) are so excited about the Hearth Space and what connections it will foster in the future. More info to come!!

03/27/2025

Can’t wait to host the first intro to somatic yoga class series at Ember Wellness Studio!!

Spend your Thursdays in April creating a personalized somatic yoga practice based on your body's unique needs that you can implement into your daily routine!

Join us as Alyssa with Collective Remedy, PLLC takes us on a 4-week journey through the healing power of somatic yoga.

Somatic yoga (SomaYoga) is a blend of neuroscience, classic yoga practices, and functional movement that builds intelligent and conscious body awareness. It releases tension patterns and retrains muscle imbalances. It regulates the nervous system, calms the mind, and strengthens the body. The blended methodology cultivates the ability to stimulate the relaxation response and creates a sense of safety in the body that allows the body to release tension, stress, trauma, and stuck emotions.

This class is accessible to everybody as you are guided into postures, movements, and variations that are just right for your body’s needs that day. It is ideal for anyone interested in finding a more free, curious, and aware relationship with their interconnected mind/body/spirit. No prior yoga experience is necessary.

Reserve your spot at: https://momence.com/m/399817

02/18/2025

The next few posts I make will highlight the benefits of somatic yoga. Most of us go about our days stuck in our stress responses. Our bodies end up holding a habituated stress response the leads to patterns of excess tension in the body. Somatic yoga helps you to become aware of your body’s habituated stress response and tension patterns and also gives you the tools to release the tension and be able to tap into your relaxation response. For more information or to register, use the book now button or go to the website listed in my bio!

02/04/2025

Exciting things are happening! Classes start next week. Register with the Book Now button or on my website: www.collectiveremedy.com/somatic-yoga

05/08/2024

It was an honor to be interviewed about my work and the collaboration of our two businesses!

MANKATO — Take one mid-century house perched on a Mankato hilltop, add three young intelligent mental healthcare professionals with a shared view of making healthcare accessible and you have the

04/08/2024

Trauma has a way of stealing our joy and making us believe that we do not deserve good in our life. One way to work on breaking the cycles of generational trauma is to allow yourself to feel joy, experience awe, and find moments of peace. My friend, you deserve these things.

04/05/2024

I have been working on something big behind the scenes this year! I am so excited to start talking about it. Check out the blog to read my announcement! Link in bio!

03/19/2024

We all have aspects of ourselves that we do not like. It is ingrained in us to not value ourselves as we are, but rather to never see ourselves as good enough. Befriending your body counteracts what we've been taught to critique and instead see the value and beauty in what is there.

Instead of meeting these parts of you with criticism and judgment, try meeting them with compassion and empathy. Try being with these parts of you as if they were your best friend or most prized possession. Handle your body with the attention, love and care you would these things.

Befriending your body allows you to actually take care of yourself and meet your needs. Befriending your body and the emotional parts held within is where healing takes place.

body acceptance
self-love
self-acceptance
trauma healing
health at every size

03/16/2024

You don't have to be a perfect parent. You just have to be there. Be the calm in their storm, the steady in their chaos, the certainty in their fear.

Accepting the reality that they will experience pain and suffering frees you from the unrealistic expectation that you will be able to protect your child from hurt.

Instead of putting your energy and attention to preventing pain, put it towards your own healing work so you can develop the ability to stay present with them when they are experiencing something that feels too big, too uncertain, or too overwhelming without making it about yourself or confining it to what you can handle.

attachment-based parenting
trauma-informed parenting
self-led parenting
breaking the cycle

03/13/2024

Hyper-independence is a trauma response more common than folks realize because the traits of the response are often praised in today's society as someone being dedicated, a hard-worker, driven to climb their professional ladder, and a perfectionist. Although less-often identified as a trauma response, it is just as important to sort through what is driving the hyper-independence as it is to work on someone's codependent behaviors. If this sounds like you so far, here are a few common signs that you may be using hyper-independence as a protective mechanism to feel safe:

Signs of hyper-independence:
-- difficulty asking for help or accepting it when offered
-- tendency to take on too much
-- tendency towards perfectionism
-- worry about being a burden to others
-- trying to prevent rejection by keeping people at arms length
-- in an effort of avoidance they prioritize their career or profession over relationships
-- flee relationships when they start to build an attachment to someone
-- seem unemotional, detached, reserved, cold
-- difficulty labeling emotions and expressing them
-- striving to be self-sufficient
-- avoid social gatherings, events, and opportunities to connect with others
-- difficulty delegating tasks

relational trauma
trauma responses
Avoidant attachment