Daisy Swisher is an Integrative Somatic Practitioner with more than two decades of experience walking the path of healing. Her work is rooted in psychology, somatic wisdom, and the subtle ways the body holds memory and meaning.

Her journey into this field began at 19, when she lost her mother and became a motherless daughter. Navigating the somatic weight of grief at such a young age opened her to the body’s remarkable capacity to heal. What began as a personal search for relief grew into a lifelong vocation: creating spaces where grief, trauma, and overwhelm can be met with compassion and transformed into resilience.

Daisy’s training weaves together Jungian and depth psychology, somatic attachment therapy, Internal Family Systems, EFT and Matrix Reimprinting, grief tending, indigenous wisdom traditions, labyrinth facilitation, and bodywork modalities including massage therapy and structural kinesiology. Yet it is her intuitive presence and ability to listen deeply — to both words and the silent language of the body — that most define her practice.

She believes that the body longs to heal, the spirit yearns to rebound, and every wounded part of us simply wants to be heard and understood. Through touch, breath, imagery, and presence, Daisy helps her clients soften, release, and remember their innate wholeness.

It is her greatest honor to walk beside others through thresholds of grief, change, and transformation, holding space for the tender alchemy of healing to unfold.