Natasha Sagalovsky
Program Manager & Patient Care Specialist
Somatic Relational Coaching
Somatic Relational Coaching
Natasha Sagalovsky (she/her/ella) has over 15 years of experience supporting individuals in coming home to their bodies, breath, and inner knowing. She works with people navigating the impacts of injury or chronic pain, emotional neglect, burnout and overwhelm, abuse and complex trauma, and aging-related transitions, through a heart-centered, body-based, and relational approach to care.
Originally from Venezuela, Natasha’s work is influenced by her experiences of migration, cultural/spiritual rupture, injury, and the question of belonging. She’s led groups and healing spaces within clinical, wellness, and grassroots contexts, including her work within the nonprofit sector and her years living in an ashram as part of the core staff. These formative experiences helped her understand ritual, mentorship, container work, and conscious relationships as vehicles for re-estabilishing meaning in the aftermath of trauma, supportive in restoring our sense of vitality, integrity, and our connection to the sacredness of everyday life.
Her work nourishes the cultivation of compassion and self-understanding, tending to physical pain and the nervous system with care, strengthening presence and self-advocacy, and the release of shame.
Drawing from somatic and relational practices, and a reverence for the natural world, she offers a warm, attuned, integrative space where all parts of a person are welcomed with curiosity, care, and respect.
As Sage’s Programs Manager, Natasha oversees patient care coordination, supports program development, and helps cultivate meaningful relationships within and throughout the broader community. Her in-depth experience supporting women in recovery, along with over a decade as a therapeutic yoga teacher, informs the grounded and compassionate care she offers patients at Sage.
Natasha’s ongoing studies include Somatic Experiencing®, Authentic Relating, Meridian Yoga Therapy, Feminine and Herbal wisdom lineages, Five Element Theory, Qigong, Ecopsychology, Poetry, Astrology, and the here and now.
Natasha speaks English and Spanish fluently.
Originally from Venezuela, Natasha’s work is influenced by her experiences of migration, cultural/spiritual rupture, injury, and the question of belonging. She’s led groups and healing spaces within clinical, wellness, and grassroots contexts, including her work within the nonprofit sector and her years living in an ashram as part of the core staff. These formative experiences helped her understand ritual, mentorship, container work, and conscious relationships as vehicles for re-estabilishing meaning in the aftermath of trauma, supportive in restoring our sense of vitality, integrity, and our connection to the sacredness of everyday life.
Her work nourishes the cultivation of compassion and self-understanding, tending to physical pain and the nervous system with care, strengthening presence and self-advocacy, and the release of shame.
Drawing from somatic and relational practices, and a reverence for the natural world, she offers a warm, attuned, integrative space where all parts of a person are welcomed with curiosity, care, and respect.
As Sage’s Programs Manager, Natasha oversees patient care coordination, supports program development, and helps cultivate meaningful relationships within and throughout the broader community. Her in-depth experience supporting women in recovery, along with over a decade as a therapeutic yoga teacher, informs the grounded and compassionate care she offers patients at Sage.
Natasha’s ongoing studies include Somatic Experiencing®, Authentic Relating, Meridian Yoga Therapy, Feminine and Herbal wisdom lineages, Five Element Theory, Qigong, Ecopsychology, Poetry, Astrology, and the here and now.
Natasha speaks English and Spanish fluently.
