Waverly Davis (she/her) is a trauma-informed facilitator and multi-dimensional mother based in Charlottesville, Virginia. Her work weaves together sacred space, sound, and somatics and has supported thousands of people around the world in living with more presence.

Waverly is a member of the Native American Church and regularly attends indigenous-led Lakota Inipi Ceremonies (sweat lodges). Waverly is currently participating in a 1:1 mentorship, study, and healing journey with indigenous medicine woman, Azalea Montaño-Kemp. She holds a Certificate in Somatic Embodiment and Regulation Strategies, and is a graduate of the Liberation Training program, focused on decolonization and collective liberation.

Waverly Davis (she/her) is a trauma-informed facilitator and multi-dimensional mother. Her work weaves together sacred space, sound, and somatics and has supported thousands of people around the world in living with more presence.

She and her family live outside of Charlottesville, Virginia in the Blue Ridge Mountains on unceded Monacan territory. She is of Sicilian, Italian, and Scottish ancestry. Waverly’s work is rooted in her values of presence, integrity, compassion, reciprocity and benefit sharing, authenticity, responsibility, creativity, and collaboration.

Her spiral journey into herself began with the pregnancy and birth of her twins, Matilda and Rhodes, in 2015. During her postpartum time, she was searching for stillness, a way to slow down, a place to connect with and find herself again. This longing led her to her first sound baths, circles, plant medicine ceremonies, and teachers from all over the world, and started her path of self-discovery and healing.

Waverly is a member of the Native American Church and regularly attends indigenous-led Lakota Inipi Ceremonies (sweat lodges). Waverly is currently participating in a 1:1 mentorship, study, and healing journey with indigenous medicine woman, Azalea Montaño-Kemp. She holds a certificate in Somatic Embodiment and Regulation Strategies, and is a graduate of the Liberation Training program, focused on decolonization and collective liberation.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Master’s degree in Urban and Environmental Planning, specialization in Community Engagement and Facilitation, from the University of Virginia. She is also a Certified Health Coach by the Institute of Integrative Nutrition. Waverly also works in the nonprofit sector managing advancement, community engagement, facilitation, communications, and marketing.