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Weaving
the Ancestral
Web of Life

Restorative Movement Psychotherapy & Polyvagal-Informed Practice for the Wild & Untamed Body.

“You were once wild here; don’t let them tame you”
– Isadora Duncan

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"Amber’s work has had profound impact... enabling survivors to experience safety and for their nervous systems to become sufficiently integrated to express love and trust."

-Dr. Stephen Porges, Creator of Polyvagal Theory

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Four Rivers
of Practice

Restorative Movement Psychotherapy & Polyvagal-Informed Practice for the Wild & Untamed Body.

Warrior

Human Rights, Social Justice & Action

The
Science of
Humanity

Evolution and Connection

Somatic
Dance
Movement

Crossroads of Creativity and the Body

Wild

The Untamed Body - Medicine & Spirit

Just Released in August 2026

Polyvagal-Informed Restorative Movement Psychotherapy: Roots, Rhythm, and Reciprocity

Drawing from more than three decades of clinical and humanitarian work, Dr. Amber Elizabeth Gray offers an embodied approach to trauma healing that weaves together Polyvagal Theory, movement, neuroscience, ritual, and collective care. A practical and inspiring guide for clinicians seeking to integrate body-based therapies into their work.

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Featured Retreats

Dancing the Wild Home

Flexible Payment Plans Available: Reserve with Deposit + Monthly Installments.

Dancing the Wild Home is Amber Gray's signature retreat series, where movement, nature, and embodied practice come together in extraordinary places to support restoration, connection, and remembering our place within the living world.

Dancing the Wild Home: Dominica

November 28 – December 5, 2026

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Dancing the Wild Home: Tonga

Week 1 Aug. 12 - 20, 2026
Week 2 Aug. 25 - Sept 3, 2026

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Professional Training

To Dance is Human

Integrating Dance Movement Therapy Basics into Clinical Practice

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Consulting, Mentorship, & Speaking

Mentorship for movement therapists and humanitarian workers.

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Speaking

Amber is available for embodied, engaged keynote presentations, participatory lectures, and inspiring talks in university classrooms, conferences or lecture series.

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Upcoming
Events

Spaces to inhabit the wild, restore the rhythm, and weave the community.

November 28

The Weaver’s
Journal

Exploring the intersections of Polyvagal Theory, Somatic Psychology, and Human Rights.

April 29, 2026

Step into the Flow

Join me for a training, a retreat, or a moment of deep restoration.

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restorativeresources@gmail.com

Weaving
the Ancestral
Web of Life