Britt Rose is an intuitive and integrative bodyworker specializing in pelvic health, somatic healing, and trauma-informed care. Her work blends technical expertise with a compassionate, holistic approach — creating a safe, supportive space where physical, emotional, and energetic transformation can unfold.

With advanced training in STREAM pelvic floor scar tissue remediation, Shiatsu Anma, circulatory massage, and Thai bodywork, Britt brings a versatile toolkit to her practice. Her background as a doula and herbalist further enriches her work, weaving together the wisdom of birth support, plant medicine, and traditional healing practices. Each session is designed to meet people where they are, addressing not only the body’s structure but also the deeper layers of the nervous system and emotional landscape.

At the heart of Britt’s approach is the belief that healing is most powerful when clients are active participants in the process. Her work combines somatic bodywork with nervous system regulation to release stored tension, build resilience, and support individuals in reclaiming embodied agency — the capacity to feel at home in their bodies and engaged in their healing. Drawing on the Four Domains of Health — biochemistry, biomechanics, emotional processing, and scar tissue remediation — she works with complex conditions such as postpartum recovery, pelvic floor dysfunction, autoimmune challenges, and chronic pain. Sessions may integrate biochemical support, mindful movement, and hands-on techniques to restore balance, reduce inflammation, and strengthen foundational systems.

Beyond bodywork, Britt offers movement practices including ACP (Abdominal Core Power), Forest Yoga, and guided meditation to enhance flexibility, support structural integrity, and deepen the mind-body connection. Whether working with people in person in Los Angeles or online, her sessions are collaborative and empowering — inviting each person to take an active role in their recovery and cultivate a deeper, more trusting relationship with their body.