Wild Rose Motherhood supports women, mothers and families with C-PTSD, integrative somatic healing and survivor recovery in the Texas hill country and virtually worldwide.

An Integrative Approach

We specialize in Somatic Archaeology© for neurobiological reorganization and memory recall for complex trauma and abuse recovery, helping others become whole in brain, body + spirit.

Trauma recovery is a journey.

An Integrative Approach

Wild Rose Motherhood brings a practitioner's and survivor's perspective to healing birth trauma and birth abuse.

We practice from the understanding that to heal with and integrate trauma, a person must be willing to move beyond the binary that trauma is bad and be willing to find the gift within the wound. The wound never goes away, but our relationship to it changes.

Steady + Grounded Work.

We help others heal trauma beyond the nervous system, into the endocrine system, immune system, reproductive system, circulatory system, emotional body, mental body, spiritual body and soul.

We understand trauma and abuse recovery takes time and dedication. Helping clients create inner-safety and resourcing as their healing journey unfolds is one of our top priorities.

Trauma can be complex, so we keep healing simple and go slow, helping clients heal generations and more.

Packages

Wild Rose Motherhood is an integrative and holistic trauma recovery private practitioner in Texas.

What Clients Are Saying

Wild Rose Motherhood supports families healing generations and more.

“One of the things I loved about working with you was how comfortable I felt in my very vulnerable moments.”

— M. Murray
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“Tess has the education, skill and gentle presence necessary to guide survivors of traumatic events into a sense of safety and wholeness.”

— Bridgid
ON FRAGMENTATION

“People subjected to prolonged, repeated trauma develop an insidious progressive form of post-traumatic stress disorder that invades and erodes the personality. While the victim of a single acute trauma may feel after the event that she is 'not herself', the victim of chronic trauma may feel herself changed irrevocably, or she may lose the sense that she has any self at all.”

— Judith Herman, Psychiatrist & Author

What you heal in the body, you heal in the land.

You are the medicine of your lineage.