Rediscover Your Body’s Wisdom Through Somatics

Will Rezin is a trauma educator and somatic practitioner dedicated to awakening the body’s innate wisdom. As owner of Trauma and Somatics, he guides individuals and practitioners from all over the world on a path of healing, connection, and embodied awareness. Through a blend of somatic practices and trauma-informed insights, Will fosters transformative growth for those seeking a deeper relationship with themselves and others.

Will Rezin’s path to somatics and trauma healing began long before he ever used those words. Raised with an early appreciation for wholeness — where education was as much about the soul as it was about the mind — Will found himself drawn to explore what it truly means to be human, beyond what society teaches us to value. This curiosity would later evolve into a unique approach that combines somatic practices, trauma theory, and early developmental movements with ancient, often forgotten philosophies. 

From living in a group home as a teenager to profound psychedelic experiences, or from wandering the States barefoot for a year and a half to working with some of the most influential names in internet marketing, Will has established himself as a highly sought after coach - working with clients at the FBI, NASA, Boeing, National Geographic, and Google, high level behavioral specialists, Fortune 500 brand developers, app developers, Emmy award-winning producers, TED speakers, athletes, actors, Aerospace engineers,  influencers, high-performers, coaches, and entrepreneurs, the list goes on. 

A natural synthesizer of ideas, Will sees beyond the labels we assign to healing, guiding others to a place where body, mind, and spirit aren’t separate entities but one interconnected story. His work, while deeply technical and grounded in scientific understanding, feels almost like a remembering. It’s about returning to the aliveness within, not just to heal, but to awaken. Will’s work isn’t about fixing what’s broken; it’s about leading people back to their own wisdom — beyond the fractures and disconnections life imposes. For Will, this is as much a calling as it is a craft, one that he invites others to share through somatic exploration and radical presence.

What makes Will’s approach so distinct isn’t just his knowledge of ancient philosophy, trauma or somatic theory; it’s his ability to see the essential spark within each person he works with and to reflect that back to them as a possibility for greater freedom and connection. At its core, his work is about returning to the wonder and richness of being alive, both for himself and for those he guides on this journey.

Geoff Cox is a certified Integral Professional Coach™, a licensed acupuncturist, and a somatic trauma bodyworker. He has spent the last decade studying adult development, interpersonal neurobiology, holistic medicine, somatically-oriented trauma resolution, spiritual development, human attachment, and the science of resilience. Geoff worked at Wakefield Wellness in Massachusetts before founding The Yellow Door, an integrative wellness center in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2015. He currently works in Charlottesville and coaches clients around the world over Zoom.

Geoff has taught mindful communication and embodied leadership at the University of Virginia for the past eight years. While at UVA he created and facilitated three courses: "Meditation Peer Leadership," "Mindful Facilitation & Leadership," and "Nature & Mindfulness." He also teaches Qi Gong classes and leads workshops and retreats on mindfulness and emotional resilience for UVA students, faculty, and staff.

Geoff is a certified Integral Facilitator™ who leads retreats and workshops about trauma-informed meditation and conflict transformation around the country.  He also trains facilitators around the country in leading a practice called Social Meditation, which explores bringing the wisdom of the meditative traditions into how we create relationships and culture. He trained in a Tibetan Buddhist Lineage for over 15 years and has taught in that tradition for six years.

Natasha Pampin is an Argentine-American trauma-trained Mental Health and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner based in NYC. Natasha's mission is to deliver ethical, trauma-trained care to individuals from diverse backgrounds and aid activists in achieving sustainable impact while prioritizing their well-being.

She co-founded Ambientate, an environmental NGO, and spearheaded the first Good Pitch event in Latin America with support from The Sundance Film Institute and Britdoc Foundation.

Natasha has studied ontological coaching, focusing, mindfulness practices, and indigenous shamanic practices.