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Rooted Here

Creating what matters

Working with what moves

marketing strategy, somatic wellness -

and a farm in the Appalachian foothills

where presence, land, art and story meet

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There‘s a through-line in everything I do

       Form and Function - helping things find their form

In marketing, that means clarity of message and precision of execution. In somatic work,

it means helping a body, human or animal, release what it no longer needs

and move with greater ease.​ ~ The tools differ. The underlying attention is the same.

Marketing and

Strategic Communications

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I work with businesses and organizations on brand strategy, digital media and communications, from campaign planning through content execution. If your message isn't landing the way it should be, let’s look at it.

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Create and Drive What Matters

Feldenkrais and

Somatic Education​

 

As a Guild Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner, I work with people and animals to improve ease, comfort and quality of movement. It’s not exercise, it’s education for the nervous system.

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Move, Sense and Experience

The Farm

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A small space.

Japanese blue indigo.

Chickens.

A mule named Bird.

Where Wilder and Wing grows.

 

Coming Soon

Wilder and Wing's Online Presence

About Allyson

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Growing up in nature, animals taught me to listen to what isn’t said: to observe closely, sense what’s beneath the surface, and notice what truly matters. That way of paying attention became part of who I am. Add a lifelong love of art and music, and somewhere in between, my work in marketing and somatic education took shape. None of these paths replaced the others. They grew together, and they keep informing one another in ways I’m still discovering.

The Somatic Work - Creating Connections Within

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I hold a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and am a Guild Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner — trained in the method developed by Moshé Feldenkrais, which uses gentle movement and directed attention to improve how the nervous system organizes the body. I work with people experiencing chronic pain, movement limitations, performance goals, and the general project of feeling better in their own being.

 

I also bring this work to horses and other animals, drawing on my veterinary background to work at the intersection of somatic education and equine care.

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I've presented on somatic movement at the International Federation of Choral Musicians World Symposium in Barcelona, workshops in Ireland, and at conferences across the southeastern United States.

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