Masterclasses

Rachel Halder ❍ Somatic Soul Work

Rachel Halder standing in a creek in a pink wrap

The Wise Erotic Body

Understanding freeze & fawn, resistance, and sexual healing.

Why your body says no, even when you want to say yes. And what happens when we stop pushing through and start listening instead.

Finding Safety, Even Now

Understanding & unshaming nervous system dynamics in unstable times.

When the world feels shaky, your system responds. This masterclass helps you understand what is happening inside you, without shame, and find ground again.

Rachel Halder in a green dress on a canyon rim, a golden veil in the wind
Rachel Halder walking into the desert carrying a golden cloth and a sword

Political Pussy, Sexual Sovereignty

Reclaiming anger, agency, and protection as sacred during highly activating times.

Your anger is not the problem. It carries information, and it can protect what is sacred to you. Here we learn to meet it in the body.

Why We Freeze

And what shame has to do with it.

Freeze is not laziness or failure. It is an old, wise protection. In this masterclass we look at how freeze and shame are tied together, and how to soften both.

Frost on pink autumn flowers

Or start free

Rachel Halder in a golden field at sunset

The Safety & Self‑Trust Shortcut

Simple somatic tools to calm your nervous system and come back to your own sense of safety.

Rachel Halder sitting in the forest in soft light

Sacred, Sexy & Whole

For anyone raised in purity culture who feels shame, numbness or pain around sex.

I believe in the potent power of somatic “healing” that comes when we stop trying to “fix” ourselves and instead love all that we are now, moving towards ourselves from there.

Hi, I’m Rachel. Many call me Rae.

I’m a somatic trauma resolution practitioner, ritualist and space-holder of humans. I’ve been in healing work for over 15 years, and I’ve supported clients 1-on-1 and in groups for a decade.

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