about

bodywitchery workshop is an online somatic practice space facilitated by hannah harris-sutro.

moonwork missives

stories about somatic practice as everyday life, one mondayish a month. pwyc tips for these are welcome, but not at all expected or obligatory. if you want access to the archive of all moonwork missives including an era of mini somatic practices in text, there's a subscription tier for that too!

moonwork: ancestral time for queer futures

weekly(ish) live somatic practices where we gather for 30-45 minutes on tuesdays at 12:30 pm ET to venerate our queer ancestors & serve our descendants. we practice for resourcing & digestion in rhythm with the moon phase. moonwork is offered at three tiers: $33/month for low-income QTBIPOC, trans women & queers living on fixed income/social assistance; $66/month for everyone; and $99/month for anyone who is able to afford it, particularly straight people & people with intergenerational wealth. tiers run on the honour system; please consider your full-spectrum financial situation when choosing your tier: income, debt, caregiving obligations, intergenerational class background, race & vectors of colonization. this model relies on those who need to accessing lower-cost tiers, and those who are able committing to higher-cost tiers.

lineage

my somatics lineages include somatic experiencing (SEP™), generative somatics primarily via my mentor vanissar tarakali, biodynamic craniosacral therapy, turtle cypher fka turtle tank school for radical purpose, leatherdyke community, and mad pride. my everyday is rooted in transformative justice (a primarily Indigenous lineage) & abolition (a primarily Black lineage), through textual study & kitchen table practice & personal relationships. my approach is grounded in mad pride/disability justice models, particularly peer education & support, harm reduction, and queer lineages of radical desire, consent & power. my training is lifelong & intentionally outside institutional/academic frameworks of social work, psychology, psychiatry, and policing.

we practice together for the shared purpose of reweaving an embodied cultural fabric that individuates us into deeper belonging, to resist the fragmentation of imperialist queerphobia.