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I help people with chronic conditions reclaim the beauty of living.

Turning the latest science on the nervous system into practices you can actually do and education you can readily apply. So you (or your patients) can feel better, faster – without reliving the past.

There's a reason you still feel stuck.

Stuck with the same anxieties, the same harmful behaviors, the same digestive issues, heaviness, or endless pain and autoimmune disorders. Most of us are told that we need to do more, try more, and be more. But what if everything you needed to feel joyfully alive, powerfully resilient, and boldly authentic was already inside you – built into a nervous system designed to heal when given the right conditions?

 

Your suffering is not a character flaw, is a brilliant network of nervous system patterns. And the same neuroplasticity that allowed them to develop is what allows them to unwind. The repatterning isn't mystical. It's learnable. And the capacity is already yours.

Meet Jessa

Jessa Hooley is a somatic trauma specialist and cofounder of Sonavé, an integrative pain clinic in Lehi, Utah. With over 1,300 hours of training across polyvagal-informed care, pain reprocessing therapy, biodynamic breathwork, therapeutic yoga, and trauma-centered mindfulness, she works at the intersection of nervous system regulation, chronic pain, and complex trauma recovery.

Jessa partners with licensed clinicians in an integrative model of care, teaches practitioners how to bring somatic modalities into trauma-informed work, and is the author of The Emotional Literacy and Mindful Fables picture book series.

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Weirdly Specific Signs of Trauma

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Ways to Work with Me

Clinical Practice

Sonavé Integrative Pain Clinic

Cofounder. An integrative chronic pain and health clinic in Lehi, Utah where somatic, medical, and bodywork providers work together. In-person and telehealth.

Speaking and Teaching

Keynotes & Clinical Training

Available for conferences, summits, CE-eligible workshops, and trainings for clinicians and somatic practitioners. Signature topics on polyvagal practice, somatic care, and chronic pain.

Private Sessions

One-on-One Work

Individual somatic trauma sessions for clients ready for one-on-one support with chronic pain, stress, or trauma. Very limited availability. Telehealth only.

Healing Made Simple

The Podcast

The simple version of the work. Jessa breaks down how trauma and stress shape daily life, and the practical, body-based ways to shift those patterns.

Online Programs

Free On-Demand Classes

Self-paced healing programs and on-demand classes you can take from anywhere. Get a taste of body-based healing and Jessa's overall work on your own schedule.

Clinical Practice

The Blog

Sharable insights about the latest research, cultural shifts, and other musings to help normalize the conversation around body-based health and wellness.

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 Might feel mystical. 

 Really it's just science. 

Jessa integrates ancient and modern body-based practices that are supported by current research on the nervous system, neuroplasticity, and chronic pain. Even the most "mystical" feeling sessions have a clinical explanation for why they work. Her training, citations, and integrative-care relationships are on her About page.

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 Never miss an offering! 

I'll email you when I have new stuff available that you may be interested in. Including new freebies, classes, and content.

Children's Books

The Emotional Literacy & Mindful Fables

Jessa is the author of a picture book series written to support embodied healing and trauma prevention in children, and the adults who care for them. Stories that name what little bodies are carrying, in language a child can hold.

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Jessa Hooley ©2025

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Jessa works within a somatic, body-based scope of practice and partners with licensed mental health and medical providers as part of an integrative model. She does not diagnose, prescribe, or treat mental health conditions, and her work is designed to complement, not replace, psychotherapy, psychiatric care, and medical treatment of chronic pain.

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