Konadu Health & Wellness
Seattle
At a glance
Konadu Health & Wellness is a trauma-informed wellness practice at 600 N 36th St, Suite 317, in Seattle. Its work centers on the relationship between the body, the nervous system, and sustainable personal change. The practice supports clients who are seeking more than short-term symptom management and are prepared to engage with a gradual, consistent process.
Somatic therapy forms the core offering. Sessions focus on nervous-system regulation, integration, embodied awareness, and the development of greater internal capacity. The approach is relational, grounded, and attuned, with an emphasis on helping change become something experienced in the body rather than held only as intellectual insight. The setting suits clients interested in exploring the mind-body connection through structured support over time.
Transforming Touch is the practice’s trauma-informed somatic therapy offering. It uses a relational framework intended to support nervous-system regulation, developmental repair, and lasting change through presence and consistent attunement. The service is designed for clients seeking deeper trauma-informed work within a supportive framework, with sessions available in person or virtually. The offering is organized around a six-month commitment that prioritizes continuity and relationship.
Jin Shin Jyutsu provides a gentler light-touch option for physical relief, energetic balance, and mind-body connection. It is suited to clients who are not seeking intensive trauma processing but want supportive care for aches, pain, stress, or general wellbeing. Sessions may be arranged weekly, every other week, monthly, or as occasional additional support.
Alongside individual services, the practice provides speaking and teaching for organizations through keynotes, trainings, and experiential sessions focused on nervous-system awareness. Konadu Health & Wellness is therefore suited to individual clients seeking embodied care, as well as organizations looking for education that connects health, regulation, and workplace or community culture.
