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Somatic & Land-Based Healing

Somatic, land-based, and grief-informed healing for people who feel disconnected from body, land, and meaning — and who want their healing to serve something larger than personal wellbeing.

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This work supports the remembering of belonging: within your body, your relationships, and the living world.​

 

Grounded in connection, presence, and responsibility to future generations.​

Healing the Wound
of Separation

There is a quiet grief many people carry — a sense of disconnection from body, land, community, and meaning. You may feel it as exhaustion, numbness, overwhelm, or a longing you can’t quite name.

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My work exists to support people in healing the rupture between land, body, and spirit — so they can remember who they are, why they’re here, and how to live in right relationship with the living world.

A Different Kind of Healing

This is not about fixing yourself or optimizing your life.

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It is about remembering belonging.

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My name is Cadence Moffat McCann. Through somatic practices, nature connection, and grief work, I support people who feel disconnected, depleted, or overwhelmed to return to their bodies, their breath, and their place in the web of life. Together, we make space for what has been held alone — grief for personal, cultural, and ecological loss — allowing it to restore aliveness, meaning, and purpose.

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When grief is welcomed, it becomes a source of connection rather than isolation. When the body is listened to, it becomes an ally rather than an obstacle. When land is treated as kin, a sense of home can return.

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What Becomes Possible

People I work with often arrive feeling:

  • Disconnected from their bodies or inner guidance

  • Burned out from carrying too much alone

  • Grieving the state of the world without a place to bring it

  • Longing to live in a way that actually matters

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Over time, they begin to experience:

  • Greater embodiment and nervous system resilience

  • A deeper sense of belonging and orientation

  • Renewed capacity to feel, grieve, and care without collapse

  • Clarity about how their healing serves something larger than themselves

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This work supports not just individual wellbeing, but cultural and ecological regeneration — one relationship at a time.

Ways We Can Work Together

Individual Healing & Remembering (1:1)

Personal, relational work grounded in somatics, nature connection, and grief tending. These sessions support you in reconnecting with your body, listening to what is asking for attention, and integrating your healing into daily life.

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Seasonal Community Grief Rituals

In-person, land-based gatherings for collective grief tending, remembrance, and care. These rituals are rooted in shared presence, somatic awareness, and respectful relationship with place. They create space to grieve personal, cultural, and ecological loss together — restoring belonging through witness, ritual, and community.

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Who This Work is For

This work is for people who sense that personal healing and collective healing are inseparable.

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It is for those who feel called to align their inner work with responsibility to community, land, and future generations — and who are willing to slow down, listen deeply, and be changed by the process.

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This work is not for those seeking comfort, productivity, or personal gain alone.

Becoming Good Ancestors

Healing is not an endpoint. It is a practice of relationship.

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When we tend what has been fragmented — within ourselves and with the living world — we contribute to a future rooted in care, responsibility, and belonging.

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If you feel the pull toward this kind of work, you are welcome here.

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Cadence Moffat McCann

​Comox Valley, BC

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*This work takes place on the lands of the K'ómoks peoples. I acknowledge this with humility and understand this as an invitation into deeper listening, accountability, and care — not as a substitute for action or relationship.

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