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Somatic Bodywork with Pam Dhillon

Intuitive, whole-person bodywork that follows what your body is asking for, and weaves in energy work as it goes.

This is hands-on work, so it happens in person on the land at Kayanara, woven through a two-night intensive or a retreat rather than booked by the hour.


A layered image of Pam Dhillon working with her hands, overlaid with the land and water.

What is somatic bodywork?

Somatic bodywork is hands-on work that meets you as a whole person, not a set of muscles. Rather than working on a problem, Pam works with you. Slow, intuitive contact helps your body soften, reorganize, and come back to a natural sense of ease. It is an experience of being met, listened to, and allowed to simply be.

What makes it somatic is that it follows the body’s own intelligence. When something surfaces that is not only physical, Pam meets it with BodyTalk or energy work, then returns to her hands. The session goes where you need it to go.

Where the training comes from

Pam was a Registered Massage Therapist for eighteen years, trained in a 3,000-hour program, and retired her registration at the end of 2023. Everything she knows about the body’s structure came from that work. Everything she knows about what the body holds came from the twenty years of BodyTalk, energy work, and shamanic practice alongside it. Somatic bodywork is where the two meet.

She is not registered now, so this is not massage therapy and not a clinical or medical service. If a plain, restful massage is what you are after, that is its own session: Massage (Non-Registered).

How Pam works

Nothing is forced or pre-planned. She follows what your body is asking for in the moment, offering slow, attuned contact and space for your system to settle. She believes touch is essential for processing and integrating life’s experiences, and she trusts the body to lead.

What a session involves

This work happens in person on the land at Kayanara, woven through a two-night intensive or a retreat. It is part of your stay, not billed separately. Expect a calm, unhurried session with no fixed agenda, followed by simple guidance to help you carry the settled feeling with you.

Who it’s for

Somatic bodywork is for you if you are carrying tension your system has not been able to let go of, feel disconnected from your body, or want hands-on work that can follow a thread past the physical when one appears.

Why work with Pam

Pam Dhillon is a Quantum Healer, BodyTalk Practitioner, and bodyworker with more than 40,000 hours of experience. She was a Registered Massage Therapist from 2005 to 2023, trained in a 3,000-hour program, and retired her registration at the end of 2023. She began studying physical and energetic health at seventeen, completed all levels of BodyTalk over ten years through the BodyTalk Association, and holds 300 hours of yoga training and training in Mountain Shamanism. Her hands carry decades of practice and a deep trust in the body’s own intelligence.

Common questions

Is this massage therapy?

No. Pam was a Registered Massage Therapist from 2005 until she retired her registration at the end of 2023. She is not registered now, and she does not offer massage therapy or any clinical or medical service. Somatic bodywork is intuitive, hands-on wellness work built on that training. It is not intended to diagnose or address any medical condition. If you are looking for regulated care, please see a registered practitioner.

What happens in a session?

You lie comfortably and supported while Pam offers slow, attuned contact. There is no agenda to keep up with. She follows what your body shows her, and when something wants attention beyond the physical, she moves into BodyTalk or energy work and back again.

How is this different from a massage with Pam?

A massage with Pam is the session for deep rest. Somatic bodywork is more exploratory. It works with what comes up, and it moves between hands-on contact and energy work as the session unfolds.

Come and be met

Give yourself the gift of slowing down, for two whole nights, somewhere with nothing to get back to.