Coming Home
Healing work for a healing world.
Helping people come home ~ to our hearts, bodies, intuition, one another, and our more-than-human world ~ our path to collective liberation.
“Shira has a way of reaching deep into people's souls to help usher out their truest selves.”
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Welcome.
I’m Shira Sameroff.
I am a therapist, teacher, facilitator, speaker, and writer working at the intersection of personal and collective healing.
My work supports people in healing shame, self-doubt, disconnection and other deeply human experiences. Together we explore and transform the deeper patterns that shape how we relate to ourselves, each other, and our living world so we can remember our belonging, and live lives rooted in connection, courage, liberation and full expression of ourselves.
At the heart of my work is a deep inquiry:
What keeps us separate from ourselves and one another and ~ what helps us come home?
I understand healing as a process of reconnection and integration: a return to relationship with the parts of ourselves, our histories, and our world that have been exiled or left behind.
Shame is often one of the places where this disconnection takes hold. And I am deeply interested in healing and transforming shame as a pathway toward compassion, reconnection and liberation.
My work weaves together Internal Family Systems (IFS), Hakomi, somatic and experiential practices, anti-oppressive frameworks, and nature-based wisdom. These approaches support us in deepening embodied awareness, relational presence, and capacity for visioning and creating transformation.
For more than 30 years, I have had the privilege of working with thousands of individuals, practitioners, leaders and communities across diverse identities and life stories.
My work is rooted in compassion, curiosity, embodied wisdom, and commitment to collective liberation. I honor and support every person’s unique path.
I offer:
Therapy & Coaching
Speaking & Workshops
Trainings & Continuing Education
Group Facilitation
If you feel drawn here, I would be glad to connect.
A brief video about my practice. 🌙✨
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