On beavers, interventions and making change for the descendants to come
Giving the bones back
ancestors, collective care, healing justice, bodywork, bodyworker, body practicesSusan Raffobones, bodywork, healing justice, healing, craniosacral, ortho-biotomy, andrew taylor still, NAGPRA, Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, skeleton, colonization, stealing, MOVE bombing
on the evolution of care
ancestors, collective care, healing justice, land and selfSusan Raffocare, collective care, evolution, ancestors, healing, Susan Raffo, embryology, Mississippi River, Christian supremacy
On impact: memento mori
Grief and gravity
Seeking Trans liberation through birthwork
The lineages healers have to contend with.... working with ancestors of purpose
At least two layers of support: an anatomy of collective care
collective careSusan Raffohealing justice, two layers, support, collective care, mutual aid, pod mapping, Susan Raffo, Ray Castellino, protect, REP
listening: three brains (or more) instead of one
body practices, collective change, healing justice, liberationSusan Raffohealing justice, Suzanne River, Global Somatics, Susan Raffo, gut brain, brain, heart brain, there brains, cellular membrane, liberation, social justice
In honor of revolutionary love: remembering Saint Valentine
Embodying impact
on anger and rage and the heat of protest.... with gratitude to kente circle
Fortifying in COVID times
time to redistribute those stimulus checks, baby
healing justice, collective change, liberation, economic justiceSusan Raffohealing justice, economic justice, stimulus check, money, community, collective care, Susan Raffo, mutual aid
coronavirus and community care... a few weeks in
coronavirus, climate change and community care
Building collective liberation: wondering about a protocol for healers
Aligning the relational field: a love story about retelling the creation of craniosacral therapy (and a lot of other touch-based bodywork as well)
Susan Raffocraniosacral therapy, healing justice, genocide, history, creation story, origins, Susan Raffo, Cherokee, Shawnee, Andrew Taylor Still, Osteopathy, William Sutherland, Hugh Milne, Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona
why learning anatomy matters
What happens to the body when it hates and why it is so pleasurable