A steward of research and neuroscience, providing evidence that furthers body-based healing modalities.

We aggregate and package emotional and physical research responses from Feral State participants.

Somatic research and group movement course innovation are rapidly growing fields needed more than ever. However, many parts are woefully underfunded and under explored.

Researchers can gain access to willing participants to expand their research. Feral State will develop funding models and long-term contracts in prisons, hospitals, community centers, rehab facilities, universities and senior homes.

We provide powerful professional development in the workplace. Through presentations, coursework, and workshops we weave breathing techniques, trauma informed somatics, neuroscience, and social emotional learning

Our programming fosters:

Greater awareness of our impact on others

Strategies for healthy communication

Building relationships that leverage collaboration and problem solving

Tools for managing anxiety, stress, and depression

Tools for building workplace retention

Evidence-Based programming for preschool age that does not compromise on quality.

We develop custom programming that creates belonging for parents and children. Through the engagement of breath, music, rhythm, movement, art, story, and relationship building, we ignite cognitive, emotional, and physical resiliency

Active after-school alternatives to screen time

We create containers for children and teens to be in their bodies as well as develop healthy creative skills and habits with one another. We specialize in parkour, tumbling, hip hop, breakdance and wilderness education.

Quality and consistent programming for seniors.

We anchor creative aging initiatives that respect the chemical changes to the body and brain as a person ages. While many models dumb down curriculum for older adults, Feral State respects, honors, and gleans wisdom from aging bodies and minds.

We specialize in chair yoga, breathwork, dancing for longevity, weight lifting, and brain-body movement for increasing cognition

Quality programming for marginalized or targeted populations in government and nonprofit institutions.

We work closely with public health officials to identify and access the populations that have the most dire need for healing to integrate our programming into larger health initiatives. Targeted populations include:

Ex: The unhoused, survivors of domestic violence, the incarcerated, survivors of suicide, refugee communities, individuals seeking care from hospitals, Title 1 schools