Deanna Hansen in a yellow top, sitting on a stone wall among tall grasses

A More Open You Is Possible

Connect with your cells, restore your fascia, and release what your body has been carrying.

Deanna Hansen didn’t set out to build a method. She set out to feel better in her own body and found fascia was the missing piece.

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Cover of TIPP: Trauma-Induced Programming and Patterning by Deanna Hansen

Coming February 2027

TIPP: Trauma-Induced Programming and Patterning by Deanna Hansen, coming February 2027

Praise for Deanna’s new book TIPP

  • “Deanna offers a powerful reminder that the patterns we carry live far beyond our conscious minds. TIPP invites us to understand how our bodies adapt around our experiences, and how creating more space within the body can open the possibility for greater freedom, choice, and connection to ourselves.”

    Dr. Nicole LePeraAuthor of the #1 NY Times Bestsellers How to Do the Work, How to Be the Love You Seek, and Reparenting the Inner Child
  • “I’ve spent much of my life helping people break through the patterns and beliefs that keep them from reaching their potential. Deanna Hansen takes that conversation somewhere incredibly important, into the body. TIPP shows us that creating real change requires more than changing our thoughts. It also means changing the patterns our bodies have been holding onto for years.”

    Tom McCarthyAuthor and High Stakes Performance Expert
  • “Deanna beautifully gives language to something I’ve witnessed clinically for years; the body adapts to protect us, and over time those adaptations can become patterns that influence how we breathe, move, feel, and even perceive ourselves. This book will be in our patient lounge, handed out like candy and quoted in my exam room often.”

    Dr. Sharon Stills, NMDFounder and Medical Director, Lasting Wellness Center

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Real Bodies. Real Change.

“Trauma is biological before it is psychological. Deanna Hansen shows you where it lives in the body, and how to give the tissue the space to release it.”

Aimie Apigian, MD, MS, MPHAuthor of The Biology of Trauma
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