Bodies of Medicine

Bodies of Medicine is a 10 week Practitioner Development Mentorship rooted in Indigenous and culturally informed somatics.  

Seasoned Somatic Practitioners, Bodyworkers, and Teachers, Nazbah Tom and Fayza Bundalli lead an intimate group of BIPOC Practitioners through an experiential arc of somatic practices grounded in Nazbah’s Diné cosmologies and Fayza’s South Asian and Muslim cosmologies.  

Bodies of Medicine dives deep into ritual, hands-on bodywork (each person working on their own body), and practice returning to a mutual relationship with land; participants will over the 10 weeks strengthen their relationships with their selves, with others, and with land.   


In times of systems of collapse, we need practitioners who:

  • Work directly with the depth and power of bodies

  • Facilitate the width and wisdom of ritual

  • Are returning to relationship and learning to conspire with the land.  

Over the course of 10 weeks we will dive deep into themes of ritual, bodywork, and land, through individual and collective somatic practice, in the context of practitionership within our communities.


When: Mondays, 10-12 PT | 1-3 ET, from Oct 5 - Dec 14th, skipping Oct 12th. 

Who: Maximum 16 participants.
 BIPOC Practitioners.

Where: All online.

Investment: $1275 CAN + applicable taxes. Payment plans available.

Two reduced cost spaces offered at $750 CAN + applicable taxes, for Indigenous, Black, and trans fem applicants. 

Apply for Bodies of Medicine

Early (First Round) Application Deadline: Friday, September 4th, 2026.

Final Round Applications Deadline (for any remaining spaces): Tuesday, Sept 22nd, 2026

  • Praise for Bodies of Medicine

    “This mentorship was everything--beautiful, tender, awe-full, anchoring. Fayza and Nazbah hold space with such intentional care. … Bodies of Medicine was one of very few spaces I've felt comfortable enough to unfurl completely as a brown queer disabled femme and allow myself to simply be. I'm so incredibly excited to continue this work, carrying all that I've learned from this mentorship - orienting to aliveness, leaning into longing, stepping into invitations to move differently, softer, slower.”
    ~A., Previous Bodies of Medicine Participant

  • Praise for Bodies of Medicine

    ”Bodies of Medicine was deeply nourishing and fortifying for my practitioner spirit. Fayza and Nazbah hold beautiful space for being in practice with what is tender and difficult, as well as what is connective and life-affirming.”
    ~P., Previous Bodies of Medicine Participant.

  • Praise for Bodies of Medicine

    “Bodies of Medicine was a deeply meaningful experience for me. It was a space of singular safety, allowing levels of authenticity and exploration that I haven't experienced to this degree before in somatic practice spaces. Nazbah and Fayza offer a rich, juicy and nourishing facilitation that speaks to how our individual somas are intertwined with our ancestors and lineages and the land. Not only did I experience deep healing throughout the sessions, but I was very able to enrich my own work as a practitioner through the teachings and practices we embodied.”
    ~L, Previous Bodies of Medicine Participant.

  • Praise for Bodies of Medicine

    “Nazbah and Fayza bring a depth of knowledge, care and humanness to their offerings. They touch on the deep ancestral roots of somatic practices and create a safe space for the feelings that arise within this work.”
    ~R., Previous Bodies of Medicine Participant

  • Praise for Bodies of Medicine

    “Nazbah and Fayza are wonderful teachers and mentors, I am deeply grateful to have learned from them.”
    ~ L, Previous Bodies of Medicine Participant.