Integrative Wellness for Behavioral Health Treatment
Evidence-based movement, breathwork, and trauma-informed tools that support nervous system regulation and client stabilization.
We specialize in embedding science-backed somatic interventions directly into behavioral health programs—enhancing client outcomes, reducing incidents, and increasing treatment engagement through structured, nervous system-focused care.
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What We Do
We embed science-backed somatic interventions directly into behavioral health programs.
Our work enhances client outcomes, reduces behavioral incidents, and improves engagement through structured, nervous system-focused care.
Somatic tools for trauma recovery
Breathwork for regulation and resilience
Adaptive yoga for all levels of care
Support for staff and client co-regulation
Treatment-plan aligned programming
4 Quadrant System
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Quadrant 1: Introduction (15 Minutes)
Light grounding exercise or check-in
Overview of the day’s goals and focus
Sets psychological safety and group tone
Introduction of Somatic Worksheet
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Quadrant 2: Movement (15 minutes)
Somatic movement, yoga, or body-based exercises
Selected based on group needs (stress, emotion, energy)
Supports emotional release and nervous system regulation
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Quadrant 3: Integration (15 minutes)
Journaling, drawing, or guided group reflection
Connects movement to emotional and cognitive themes
Encourages insight, self-awareness, and meaning-making
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Quadrant 4: Closing (15 minutes)
Recap and key takeaways
Group sharing or Q&A
Breathwork or mindfulness to seal the session
Why it Works
“I built this for the places I used to work—high acuity, high chaos, and no time for fluff. This is real regulation that fits into real programs”
Traditional therapy often skips the body. But trauma is stored somatically—in tight muscles, shallow breath, and chronic stress.
Root's programming targets the nervous system directly with accessible, adaptable tools.
Bring Root to Your Facility
Get a free demo, custom quote, or PDF guide for your center. Our programming adapts to acute, RTC, IOP, and outpatient settings.