Somatic movement
Body-based practices that help people reconnect to sensation, breath, rhythm, and safety.
Finding Eden is a growing community project in Los Angeles dedicated to creating trauma-informed spaces where people can reconnect with themselves and each other through movement, art, conversation, and community support.
Finding Eden began as a deeply personal response to the kind of support that felt missing during the hardest chapters of life: a grounded place to move, create, talk honestly, and feel human again.
Right now, the project is bringing together volunteers, facilitators, storytellers, and supporters to host its first community experiences in Los Angeles while building toward a permanent healing-centered home base.

Body-based practices that help people reconnect to sensation, breath, rhythm, and safety.
Hands-on spaces for expression, reflection, storytelling, and making meaning from lived experience.
Supportive, trauma-aware spaces for honest conversation, shared witnessing, and collective healing.
Finding Eden is currently building its founding community of volunteers, facilitators, artists, partners, and supporters in Los Angeles. If you believe in the importance of healing spaces, creativity, and human connection, this is an invitation to help shape what comes next.

The long-term goal is to create a dedicated space where youth and adults can access somatic movement, art therapy, quiet regulation rooms, storytelling spaces, workshops, and community events in one grounded, beautiful, welcoming environment.
These concept visuals are here to help donors, partners, and future collaborators understand what the project is working toward.
Whether you want to volunteer, collaborate, donate, host a workshop, or support the first launch event, there is room for you here.