Jennelle Dodd
Where grief is welcomed and the body is heard
Welcome
You are so welcome here.
Whether you arrive tender, tense, messy, or wise—this space welcomes it all. Here, what is present is the soil where rest and empowerment grow. If you feel far from your power or worth, know that there are paths of return. My body-based, relational, and trauma-responsive work meets your mess and finds richness.
Through this path—or another—I hope you find your way back to the quiet truth: You are enough. You belong.
With care,
Jennelle
Offerings
Please consider these offerings if you are wanting to explore guided healing, while being supported and empowered to listen to yourself.
Some say we aren't meant to grieve alone, and I believe this is true.
Come join Grief Tending in Community Workshops, where we gather to lean into community and explore how to grieve well together.
Return home to your body with support and kindness. Your wise body holds your intuition, boundaries, and capacity to rest. You are more than you think...
Embodied Healing (Yoga Therapy) Sessions
One-on-one, virtual or in-person
Packages and complementary consultation available.
This class weaves together yoga postures and breath practices with embodiment, compassion and mindfulness. Emphasis is not on touching your toes, but instead on enhancing your capacity to meet your life and feel at home within yourself.
Registration will open end of August or beginning of September 2025.
Testimonials
Michelle S.
Each session was tailored to what I needed in that moment. I was always amazed by how much better I felt—physically, emotionally, and energetically.
Over time, I felt myself tuning inward, finding strength, healing, and inner wisdom.
Jennelle’s presence is gentle and deeply effective.
Kim S.
Jennelle is a deeply skilled practitioner who strikes the balance between guided and self-empowered healing.
She is is non-judgmental, open, and curious, and radiates a quiet peace that is kind and loving.
I cannot recommend her enough.
Michelle
As a 58 yr old newcomer to yoga I was worried I couldn’t do it. There was no pressure to keep up or be competitive, very accommodating to a beginner.
That I am capable of more than I give myself credit for, and some days the hardest thing is just showing up and that is enough.
