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Ali Phillips WellnessHolistic Wellness & Embodiment

A bit about me

A bit about me

My mission is to make holistic wellness and healing accessible and approachable by offering tools, resources, and practices that align the mind, body, and soul.

Because there's no one-size-fits-all solution, I approach healing as personal, layered, and unique. Together, we can explore what supports you best and create meaningful, lasting change.

My intention is to empower you to reconnect with yourself, release what no longer serves you, and cultivate a life where you can heal deeply, live authentically, and thrive with purpose.

In her words

The practice is the woman, and the woman is the practice.

A trauma-informed, nervous-system-aware practice for people who are stuck in their heads, burned out, or quietly carrying more than the day-to-day asks of them. Movement, energy, and embodiment — woven into one frame so the work meets you whole.


How I work

What it's actually like to sit across from me.

I work slowly. Sessions begin with a long intake — what your nervous system has been carrying, what your body is asking for, and what would feel supportive today. No fixed protocol; the shape of the work follows you.

From there, the modalities weave — Reiki, Yin + Slow, Akashic, somatic movement — paced so your body has time to feel without flooding. Hands-on contact is always optional, consent is checked throughout, and silence gets as much space as language.

I hold this work as a contemplative practice, not a cure. We'll close with a few quiet minutes for integration, and a short note so you can carry the practice into the rest of your week.

Yoga Alliance E-RYTUsui Reiki MasterAkashic RecordsPolyvagal-informedTrauma-informed

Ways to begin

Talk first, sample first, or step into the deeper container.

Discovery call

Talk first, then decide

A free 15-minute call to share what your body is asking for and find out which offering would meet it. No commitment — just a conversation.

Signature Container

4-Week Somatic Healing

A guided container for burnout, tension, and feeling stuck in your head — so your nervous system has time to settle and your body can feel safe again.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Join the community

Workshops, classes, and guest offerings land a few times a year. Join the list and hear first when there is a gentle way to gather.

The arc

Who I am, and how I work.

Four threads on the ring. A six-step path through how the practice came to be — and what it's like inside it.

  • Story
  • Approach
  • Credentials
  • Values
  • The Seed
  • The Training
  • The Lens
  • The Room
  • The Arc
  • The Invitation
  • Story

    Origin

    How I came to this work — the long road, the quiet arrival, and what kept the thread alive when nothing was certain.

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  • Approach

    Lens

    Trauma-informed, nervous-system-aware, polyvagal-informed. Movement and energy work woven so the body has room to tell the truth.

    Read the approach
  • Credentials

    Lineage

    Yoga Alliance E-RYT, Usui Reiki Master, Akashic Records, somatic study — held inside an explicit ethical scope and ongoing learning.

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  • Values

    Frame

    What this work is, and what it isn't. Slow, body-led, spiritually grounded but psychologically honest — and never a substitute for clinical care.

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  1. Origin: The Seed

    Where the practice started — a body asking quieter questions than the one I'd been answering, and the slow turn toward listening instead of pushing.

  2. Lineage: The Training

    Yoga, Reiki, Akashic, and somatic study — chosen for trauma-informed grounding and ethical scope, not for accumulating letters after a name.

  3. Frame: The Lens

    Polyvagal-informed pacing, nervous-system literacy, and consent throughout. The body sets the tempo; my job is to notice when it's asking to slow down.

  4. In session: The Room

    What it actually feels like — long intake, a slow weave of modalities, hands-on contact only by request, and silence that gets as much space as language.

  5. Over time: The Arc

    What sustained practice looks like — single sessions become a rhythm, the rhythm becomes a container, and the work threads quietly into the way you live.

  6. Begin: The Invitation

    Here's how to start with me — a single session, a discovery call, or a workshop. Whichever doorway your nervous system finds a yes for.

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When you're ready

If something landed — book a session.

If you'd rather talk first — schedule a 15-min call.

If you'd like to feel it first — come to a workshop.