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A Somatic Inquiry into Racial conditioning, Unconscious Bias & Ethical Holding Across Difference
- Juel McNeilly
- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
Hello People,
Many somatic, trauma-informed, and wellness training programs carry a strong commitment to care - and yet still feel under-resourced when race, power, and difference enter the room.
Exploring the Veil is a somatic, trauma-informed learning experience designed to meet this gap.
This work explores how racial conditioning and unconscious bias live not only in beliefs or language, but in the nervous system - shaping regulation, perception, relational safety, and the ability to hold space ethically in moments of discomfort or rupture.
Through a combination of guided video teachings and live, facilitated sessions, participants are invited to build embodied capacity to:
notice how bias (racial conditioning) and systemic power show up somatically
stay present when discomfort, shame, or defensiveness arises
work with rupture and repair without collapsing, bypassing, or causing harm
strengthen ethical, relational presence across difference
Rather than offering scripts or quick fixes, Exploring the Veil supports a slower, deeper learning process - one that builds awareness, discernment, and responsibility in the body over time.
This program is particularly relevant for:
facilitators, teachers, and trainers
therapists, coaches, and practitioners
faculty within certification programs
leaders, managers, and parents who hold group or relational space
Exploring the Veil does not aim to make participants “perfect” or free of bias. It supports the capacity to stay - with oneself, with others, and with what is tender — in ways that foster trust, inclusion, and ethical practice.
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Join the waitlist for the next cohort here
One love,
Juel
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Juel helps people return to the intelligence of their bodies—so they can lead with presence, resilience, and truth.
Her work is somatic, trauma-informed, and rooted in nervous system awareness, guiding real change where the body still carries what the mind has tried to move past.
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