Cameron Rosin
Founder & Clinical Director
Cameron founded Sohma's Community Field to bridge the gap between clinical care and the relational, embodied practices that accelerate healing.
Care doesn't end when you leave the consultation room. Group programs, experiential practices, and peer connection — the kind of support that helps you stop being a patient and start participating in your own health.
Most healthcare ends at the clinic door. You get your plan, your prescriptions, your follow-up date — and then you go home alone with it. We built the Community Field because healing doesn’t happen in isolation.
These programs are designed to dissolve the distance between you and the people who understand what you’re carrying. Workshops that teach you something real. Practices that change how you inhabit your body. Circles that remind you that you’re not the only one navigating this.
Every offering is designed to work alongside your clinical care — or stand on its own for anyone seeking connection, learning, and embodied practice.
Shared learning, lived wisdom.
Small-group learning experiences designed to deepen your understanding of health, build practical skills, and connect you with others on similar journeys. Topics include nutrition, stress management, hormone health, meditation, and women's circles.
Return to your body's intelligence.
Accessible, therapeutic yoga classes for every body. From gentle restorative and yin to dynamic vinyasa flow, our teachers meet you where you are and guide you home to your body. Prenatal, chair yoga, and yoga for back care also available.
Practices that change you.
Powerful somatic practices for releasing, healing, and awakening. Holotropic breathwork, transformational breath, ecstatic dance, shaking medicine, and guided somatic release — all held in a safe, supportive container.
Ground your journey, integrate your knowing.
The real work begins after the experience. Our integration support includes one-on-one therapy, group circles, somatic processing, and ongoing check-ins — helping you weave expanded awareness into everyday life.
Amplify medicine worth sharing.
Professional recording space for practitioners, healers, and thought leaders. Soundproofed studio with professional audio and video equipment, technical support available. Share your wisdom with the world.
Getting involved is simple. No referrals, no prerequisites — just a willingness to show up.
No waitlists. No prerequisites. Just show up.
Most conventional clinics discharge you. We invite you in.
Healing in community is different. You feel less alone in it.
The real practice happens between sessions.
Browse our full range of community programs, workshops, and practices. New offerings are added regularly.
Most clinics have practitioners who happen to share a building. They share a waiting room, not a conversation.
At Sohma House, your care team meets regularly to discuss your case, test each other's assumptions, and build one plan they all stand behind. Every practitioner you see already knows your history, your goals, and what everyone else is doing. You never start from scratch.
Answer a few quick questions and we'll suggest the programs that best match where you are right now.
The workshops aren’t just information. They’re experiences. You leave feeling like you understand something about your own health that nobody had ever explained before.
I came for the yoga and stayed for the community. There’s something about practising alongside people who are also navigating their health that makes you feel less alone.
The breathwork sessions unlocked something I didn’t know I was holding. And having clinical support available if I needed it made all the difference.
Quick answers about joining our community programs.
No. All community programs are open to everyone — you don't need to be a clinic patient or have a referral. Just book in and show up.
Every session is designed for all levels. Our facilitators meet you where you are. There's no experience required and no pressure to perform.
Some workshops and yoga classes may be claimable depending on your provider and level of cover. We can provide receipts for you to submit.
We keep groups small — typically 6 to 15 people depending on the program. This ensures you get individual attention and a safe, intimate environment.
Absolutely. Many of our patients attend community programs as part of their broader care plan. Your practitioner can recommend specific programs that complement your treatment.
Comfortable clothing you can move in. We provide mats, props, and everything else you need. Just bring a water bottle and yourself.
Group workshops, yoga, breathwork, and more. No referral needed. Open to everyone. Find the practice that meets you where you are.