TatiAnah Thunberg, LMSW (she/her) is a somatic psychotherapist, couples therapist, singer, song catcher, and expressive improvisational artist. A seasoned experiential facilitator with more than thirty years of experience, she guides transformative group practice rooted in presence, play, and relational awareness. TatiAnah brings a trauma-informed, neurodivergent-aware lens, an attuned facilitation style, and a joyfully improvisational spirit to every circle she leads—inviting participants to soften protective patterns, take creative risks, and experience the profound belonging that emerges when voices rise together. Her current work centers the voice as a path to belonging—an embodied, communal practice where creativity, nervous system attunement, and deep listening converge. Origins in Song: She grew up singing in choirs, which sparked a lifelong devotion to ensemble music. As a teen, she discovered her deepest passion at the intersection of improvisational music-making and dance. In her 20s, choral music and community singing in ceremonial and ritual spaces revealed her next true home—song as communion, devotion, and shared reverence for the cycles of life. Embodied Lineage: Throughout her 30s and 40s, she studied and practiced a rich tapestry of somatic practices: yoga, ecstatic dance, authentic movement, contact improvisation, Thai yoga massage, partner yoga, acro yoga, and somatic attachment therapies. These lineages live as an integrated field—informing her understanding of the embodied voice as a practice of relational intelligence. Collaboration & Song Kin: Since 2011, Tatianah has deepened her exploration of community singing, vocal improvisation, chanting, and movement, with collaboration at the heart of her artistry. She has co-founded and tended a wide web of circles, ensembles, and creative containers devoted to embodied improvisation and collective voice. She is the co-founder of Vocal Wilds, Supper & Sing Community Jam, Ensemble Night, the Vocal Lab, Creatrix Lab, and the Vocal River Lab, all circles of artists dedicated to the art of embodied improvisation in Ann Arbor. ​​​ She has been the response chanter for the Full Moon Kirtan ensemble since 2012. She and Michael Zielinski formed TAZ in 2025, an improvisational duet. In 2025, these threads converged into a retreat she co-led with Dory Mead and Irene Soléa Antonellis—an experience that inspired the founding of Vocal Wilds. Ongoing Study: TatiAnah continues to deepen her practice through study with teachers in voice, rhythm, and improvisation. She is currently studying with Aime Debrone, Dede Alder, and Kyler Wilkins and recently completed Rhiannon's year long immersion program, All the Way In, under the creative direction of Cara Trezise. Invitation: She welcomes those drawn to singing as a relational practice—to come lift their voices in Vocal Wilds spaces shaped by deep listening, creative risk, and shared humanity.