About Julia Rubin

Guiding you back to your body, your feelings, and your life.

I know what it means to be completely disconnected from yourself. For years, my body was something I had to escape from, not live in. I survived through years of molestation, sex work, and drug addiction by numbing, dissociating, and being anywhere but present in my own skin.

Recovery was more than just getting clean. It wasn’t just about meditation retreats or plant medicine ceremonies; it was about learning to feel again. I had to learn that my body wasn’t my enemy. I discovered that the shame, rage, and pain I carried were stored in my tissues, waiting to be acknowledged and released.

That’s when Somatic Inquiry became the final piece of my puzzle. I didn’t come to this work as a specialist first—I came as someone desperately trying to heal. I learned that the body remembers everything we’ve tried to forget, and that the same body that protects us through survival also holds our path to freedom.

Why I Do This Work

I work with those who feel like strangers in their own bodies—people carrying the weight of repression, conditioning, and survival strategies that once protected them but now keep them locked away from life.

I specialize in supporting:

• Women with experience in sex work: Navigating the unique path of reclamation.

• People in recovery: Moving beyond abstinence into embodied healing.

• Childhood Wounds: Addressing deep-seated patterns and early disconnection.

Through our work together, we explore:

• Somatic Inquiry & Emotional Integration: Releasing stories trapped in the muscles.

• Conscious Relationships: Learning authentic communication and boundary exploration.

• Embodied Spirituality: Reclaiming your power and self-worth from the inside out.

My Approach

I don’t work from theory alone; I work from lived experience. I know the territory. I know how difficult it is to trust your body again—and I know, with absolute certainty, that it is possible.

Through somatic inquiry, we address what your body is holding: the repressed emotions and the breath you’ve been holding for years. This is not talk therapy. This is about feeling, moving, and reclaiming the home you were born in.

You don’t need to be fixed. You are longing to be felt, welcomed, and brought home.

If my story resonates with you, I invite you to reach out.