Bellingham 2020

Dr. Brian is a senior Body Intelligence Trainer, a BCST practitioner in private practice, and a professor of Somatic Psychology at Sofia University. His doctoral project wove together somatics from a biodynamic perspective, embryology, mythological studies, and structural approaches to the human psyche including psychobiological theories of human spirituality. Brian has been an integrative healing arts practitioner since 1999 and has utilized multiple psychosomatic approaches for helping clients achieve optimal wellness. Biodynamic Craniosacral work is a foundation stone to his clinical work— he has studied and practiced several styles of Craniosacral but found his home base in Biodynamics when he worked with cancer patients in New Zealand. Brian is also a certified practitioner in the Rolf Method of Structural Integration, has experience stewarding rites of passage rituals for men and boys, and is a Postdoctoral Intern doing psychotherapeutic work with families, couples, and individuals. Brian is a seasoned dancer who believes strongly in the power of the expressive arts. He resides in the San Francisco Bay Area. For more info about Brian visit somaticdoctor.com

Clara Cunningham is a BCST practioner.  She began studying cranial sacral therapy 20 years ago while working as a care provider for children living with disabilities and in hospice. Growing up in Alaska gave Clara a deep respect and intimacy with nature and the raw elemental power of this earth that shaped her views of life, and the continuum of life.  She currently works with prenates, newborns, infants, children, families, and individuals of all ages offering somatic process work, attachment and bonding support, birth work/education, BCST, and holistic resiliency. She offers experiences to groups and organizations facilitating womb surrounds,  Systemic Family Constellations, trauma intervention, ceremony, guided wilderness experiences, and movement therapy for somatic reclaiming. Clara is currently teaching a two year personal development course in pre and perinatal somatic process work, and also assisting Myrna Martin In PPN trainings around North America. She has worked for many years internationally as a holistic health practitioner that included a variety of bodywork modalities including myofascial release, somatic experiencing, Chi Nei Tsang, meridian massage, teaching yoga/breathe awareness, and shiatsu. Clara has apprenticed for the past 15 years in Tai chi, sensory awareness, and pre and perinatal somatic process work with both Judyth Weaver and Myrna Martin. She is a facilitator and educator in Pre and Perinatal Somatic Psychology, also known as primary psychology.  

Born with a natural curiosity and focus of living in the spirit, Clara’s path has woven through many heart-centered disciplines which have guided and manifested her course of life studies and learning of what it is to be truly human. She is currently the director of The Human Development Center which she founded in 2016 in Bellingham WA. Clara and her husband lead a simple and blessed life with a thriving practice.  Inspired by the process of personal transformation to live clearly in truth, simplicity and love...Clara is devoted to the unfolding of the inner most nature in herself and others. 

Ryan Hallford has been actively involved in the teaching and practice of craniosacral therapy since 1998. While having studied and appreciated many styles of cranial work, he has always gravitated to the biodynamic approach because of its capacity to unlock remarkably deep resources for healing and transformation. Ryan operates The Craniosacral Resource Center, a clinic offering treatment for adults and children, in Dallas, Texas. As the host of The Craniosacral Podcast, he is in regular contact with some of the most prominent figures in the world of craniosacral therapy and related fields. His podcast and blog are followed in over 20 countries, bringing insightful interviews with practitioners and teachers to craniosacral therapists all around the globe. Ryan believes in a fluid, balanced, and non-dogmatic approach to the clinical practice of CST. He is married with two children, and spends time in nature hiking and backpacking whenever possible.

Michael Hiraman Reynolds is a BCST and neurofeedback practitioner working with children, families, individuals, and couples in Bellingham Wa. Hiraman has been a beekeeper and gardener since his late teens. He lived in a monastery in India through most of his twenties and has had a meditation and equanimity practice for 47 years. He teaches stillness meditation, beekeeping classes and assists Clara Cunningham in pre and perinatal somatic work. He has a deep interest in quantum dynamics and perceptual fields in relationship to stillness and accessing resilience/health. Hiraman and Clara founded the human development center in Bellingham Washington.