Moving Forward, Through the Body
Trauma-informed bodywork designed to help you process stored emotions, ease physical tension, and reconnect with your body in a safe, supportive space
What Is E.R.T ?
Healing That Includes the Body
Emotional Release Therapy is a trauma-informed approach that combines bodywork, breathwork, and guided emotional processing to help you reconnect with what your body may be holding.
Rather than focusing only on talking through past experiences, this work invites you to notice how stress, emotion, and protective patterns can show up physically—and gently begin creating a different experience through safety, awareness, and support.
Who Is E.R.T For ?
You may not always have the words for what you're feeling—but your body often knows...
Feeling Emotionally Overwhelmed
Carrying Persistent Physical Tension
Feeling Disconnected From Yourself
Desire For Deeper Emotional Connection
Recurring Emotional & Stress Patterns
Compulsive Behaviors & Addiction
You don’t need to have everything figured out before beginning…
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We begin with a brief consultation to learn more about what you're experiencing, what you're hoping to work through, and whether this approach feels like the right fit for you. This is also your opportunity to ask questions and get a better understanding of what to expect before your first session.
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Before deeper work begins, we take time to establish trust and help your nervous system feel supported. Through conversation, grounding, and gentle body awareness, we begin noticing where your body may be holding tension, protection, or discomfort.
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As we begin the bodywork, attention is brought to areas that feel tense, guarded, or emotionally significant. Through breathwork, intentional touch, and guided awareness, we allow your body to communicate what it may have been holding beneath the surface.
Rather than forcing an emotional response, we follow your body's cues and allow the experience to unfold naturally.
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When emotions, sensations, or memories begin to surface, you are supported through them with presence and compassion.
The intention is not to relive painful experiences, but to give your body an opportunity to experience them differently—with safety, choice, and support that may not have been available before.
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After deeper emotional work, we create space for your nervous system to settle and integrate the experience. Depending on the session, this may include grounding, restorative bodywork, reflection, or simply allowing the body to rest.
The goal is for you to leave feeling more present, connected, and supported—not emotionally opened up without somewhere to land.
The Emotional Release Process
“Your Body Sets The Pace, This Work Isn’t About Forcing”
Not sure where to begin?
MIND + BODY
BRINGING BODYWORK, BREATH, EMOTION, AND AWARENESS TOGETHER.
Meet Your Practitioner:
Hi, I’m Login Violette
I know what it’s like to carry a lot and keep moving forward while quietly feeling exhausted, numb, or disconnected inside.
I spent much of my twenties searching for relief from my own physical and emotional pain without always having the support I needed. My own healing taught me that sometimes understanding our pain isn’t enough—we also need a safe place to feel it, process it, and reconnect with ourselves.
After years of working closely with the body, I’ve learned how to stay grounded with people through the emotions that can surface in this work. I know what it’s like to hold things in for years—I went nearly a decade without crying.
That’s why this work feels so personal to me. When someone gets on my table, I genuinely look forward to creating a space where they can finally put some of that weight down.
“My goal is to create a space where you can finally put some of that weight down”
MY APPROACH
DEPTH + SAFETY
ENCOURAGING DEEPER EXPLORATION WITHOUT FORCING A BREAKTHROUGH.
INTEGRATION + SUPPORT
MAKING SPACE FOR REFLECTION, REGULATION, AND FOLLOW-UP AFTER THE SESSION.
TRAINING & CREDENTIALS
Arizona Massage Therapy License
Arizona Massage Therapy License #28967, issued by the Arizona State Board of Massage Therapy.
Chiropractic Assistant
Training completed through the Arizona School of Integrative Studies.
Trauma-Informed Therapist
Specialized training focused on trauma-informed principles and creating a safer, more supportive bodywork experience.
Craniosacral Therapy
Training in gentle craniosacral techniques designed to support relaxation, body awareness, and therapeutic bodywork.
Passive Joint Manipulation & Shoulder Release Technique
Advanced bodywork training focused on joint mobility and shoulder release techniques.
Kinesiology & Palpation: Head, Neck & Face Muscles
Focused anatomy, kinesiology, and palpation training for the muscles of the head, neck, and face.
Somatic Parts Work for Clinicians
Somatic and trauma-focused training exploring emotions, protective patterns, and internal experiences through greater awareness and compassion.
Emotional Release Therapy Practitioner Certification
Practitioner training in Emotional Release Therapy, integrating breathwork, bodywork, emotional processing, and nervous system support.
REAL EXPERIENCES. DEEPER CONNECTION
Every experience with this work is personal. Explore what clients have shared about feeling supported, understood, and more connected through their time at Liquid Mind.
“Login is a knowledgeable, trustworthy, passionate, intuitive practitioner and I feel like I am in such good hands with her. She makes you feel so safe, cared for, and understood like a friend.”
I have had some very powerful and important sessions with her and I always look forward to working with her. I admire the way she continues to evolve her understanding and practice of the work, as well as her desire to do so.
She is super smart and funny and I just cannot stress enough how well she meets you on the table like a true friend who will hold your hand throughout the journey.”
“Login is an amazing practitioner who patiently helps you uncover where healing is needed, guiding you toward deeper self-awareness and emotional release.”
The ERT session helped lead me through the deepest levels of connection to my emotions, mind, and body.
Login was attentive to my needs and the direction of exploration. By the end of the session, all my guards were down and I was left with an incredible sense of calm and release. I felt genuinely heard and seen by her and it was exactly what I needed to reconnect with my past and find a greater sense of safety within myself.
As a professional massage therapist, Login has an exceptional understanding of the body and an innate ability to help you connect with your body and breath.
She is a loving and safe presence who shares truth with both gentleness and strength; creating a space where you feel fully supported.
I left feeling lighter, grounded, and more connected to myself. I highly recommend Login to anyone seeking compassionate, intuitive support and a deeper understanding of what their body may be holding beyond conscious awareness.”
“I had a really great experience with Login. I felt comfortable, supported, and truly heard throughout the session.”
I left feeling lighter, more grounded, and at peace. I highly recommend!”
EXPLORE THE WORK
STAY CONNECTED
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In the heart of Sedona’s grounding red rocks, Emotional Release Therapy offers a, body- based space for emotional processing, nervous system support, and reconnection to self.
Inspired by the work of Pat Jackman, this trauma-informed approach combines grounded presence, breath, guided body awareness, and emotional attunement to support the release of chronic stress patterns and emotional holding.
Sessions may include:
-guided breath
-exploration of areas where tension or emotional holding may be present
-emotional expression through tears, breath, shaking, voice, or stillness
ERT is a complementary wellness practice and is not psychotherapy, medical treatment, or a replacement for licensed mental health care.
90 minutes: $150
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A slow, trauma-informed massage experience that blends therapeutic touch, nervous system regulation, breath awareness, and emotional attunement.
Sessions focus on areas of chronic holding and tension within the body creating space for clients to reconnect with sensation, soften protective patterns, and safely process emotional stress held within the nervous system.
90 minutes: $150
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Services
Questions Before You Begin
It’s normal to have questions before trying something new—especially work that involves the body, emotions, and nervous system. Here are a few things you may want to know before booking.
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No. You are never required to share details you don’t feel comfortable discussing. We can work with what is present in your body and emotions without needing to revisit or explain every past experience. You choose what you share and how deeply we explore.
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No. The work is not about forcing a breakthrough or creating an emotional reaction. We move at a pace that feels safe and responsive to you. You may be gently encouraged to explore what is coming up, but you remain in control throughout the session.
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Emotional responses can happen, and they are welcomed without judgment. You may cry, feel anger, notice physical sensations, or simply experience a sense of relief. There is no “right” way to respond. The focus is on helping you feel supported and grounded through whatever arises.
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Your first experience begins with conversation and connection. We’ll talk about what brings you in, what you hope to work on, and what would help you feel comfortable. From there, the session may include bodywork, breathwork, guided awareness, emotional processing, and time for integration depending on the service and what feels appropriate for you.
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Strong emotion can be part of this work, and it can have an aftermath. You may feel tender, tired, emotionally open, or more sensitive for a day or two afterward.
Sometimes something unexpected may surface that you want additional support around. For that reason, I recommend giving yourself some space after your session and avoiding anything especially demanding immediately afterward.
The goal is not to leave you emotionally overwhelmed, but to give your body and nervous system time to integrate what came up.
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If you’re new to the work, the Initial Consultation is the best place to begin. It gives us time to connect, discuss your goals, and determine which type of support may be the best fit before moving into deeper work.
