I'm Faith Lantz, a craniosacral therapist and somatic practitioner in Hong Kong.

I work with what the body holds on to: tension that keeps coming back, a nervous system that won't settle, and the kind of fatigue that keeps showing up even when life looks fine.

Faith Lantz, craniosacral therapist in Hong Kong, smiling

Looking fine wasn't the same as feeling fine

For years I worked in marketing in Hong Kong. Everything looked good on the outside, yet inside I was anxious. I wasn't sleeping well, and my gut was always uncomfortable. Underneath all of it was a feeling that something was off, a sense of impending doom that just wouldn't go away.

Looking back, it was burnout. It was the quiet kind, the kind you can keep functioning through for years while everything looks fine from the outside. I understand now that this is what happens with nervous system burnout and stored, unprocessed trauma in the body - when the system stays on alert for so long it forgets how to come off it.

I tried everything (Bali included)

I went the regular medical route, and nothing wrong or obvious showed up. I tried different diets, a lot of supplements, different kinds of support, and I was already an avid meditator. Some of it helped, but something underneath stayed the same. At one point I thought a change of scene would do it, so I left HK and moved to Bali. My body came with me. I was still wired, still not sleeping, and the digestive issues followed me there too.

What finally shifted

Something finally shifted when I started working with the body. Through craniosacral therapy and Somatic Experiencing®, I began to understand how trauma can be stored in the nervous system - and that the missing piece had been moving my focus from just the cognitive into the body. Slowly I felt better: my physical systems eased, and my sense of the good in my life started to have colour and depth. Finally, I felt that I was healing. That's when I decided to switch careers and retrain, so I could offer this to others.

Line drawing of a seated figure with flowers growing along the spine

What I trained in

That became two and a half years of Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, with Upledger training alongside it. After trying so many different modalities, I know my calling is working with my hands, so craniosacral is the heart of my work.

I'm now in the three-year professional training in Somatic Experiencing®, the body-based approach to trauma developed by Dr. Peter Levine. It works through body sensation, tracking what the nervous system is doing and helping it finish responses that got stuck under stress. It shapes how I listen to people on the table, and it's what Soma Speak draws on, where we work with awareness and sensation.

The Listening Room

Between table-work sessions, I invite clients into The Listening Room: small, curated groups where we use sound and body-awareness practices as an integration practice.

I also offer Yin Breathwork: a very gentle breath practice with no forceful breathing. You're guided to simply follow the breath, at a pace that feels doable.

Where you'll find me

I see people in person in Central and in Discovery Bay. Soma Speak also runs online, for anyone outside Hong Kong. You'll see the available times when you book, and the exact address comes with your booking confirmation.

I live in Hong Kong with my husband and our two boys.

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