Nicole Siegel
Nicole is the creator of The Body Compass Method™ — somatic work for sexual dysfunction, lost desire, and relationships that have lost their charge.
Nicole Siegel is a Certified Sexological Bodyworker® and the creator of The Body Compass Method™, based in Austin, Texas and working remotely worldwide.
She works at the intersection of somatic bodywork, nervous system regulation, and relational dynamics — with individuals navigating sexual dysfunction and with couples whose intimacy has lost its charge. Her work is built on a single observation made across hundreds of sessions: that pelvic pain, lost desire, erectile dysfunction, attraction collapse, and emotional over-functioning share the same structural roots. Different symptoms. The same underlying pattern.
The Body Compass Method™ is the framework she developed from that observation. It integrates Sexological Bodywork® with erotic mapping, trauma-informed relational work, and nervous system retraining — structured enough to move things that haven’t moved, embodied enough that the change doesn’t stay conceptual.
Most clients come to her after therapy has helped with everything except this. Many have never worked somatically before.
She is the host of The Nature of Pleasure podcast, creator of the Deep Body Archive™ somatic curriculum, and author of several educational programs including Reset Your Erotic Rhythm — a structured course for couples navigating emotional over-functioning and lost desire.
She works in-person in Austin and remotely with clients worldwide.
- The Sea School of Embodiment 2021 Katie Sarra and Kian de la Cour
- School of Somatic Sexology (CSB)
- The Gottman Institute
- Kimberly Ann Johnson — Somatic work with women, postpartum, and sexuality
- Clean Change Co.
- Institute for Birth Healing
- MotherCircle
- Continuum Doulas
- Hypnobabies (Childbirth Hypnosis)
- Giving Austin Labor Support
Nikki Williams, LPC-I
Associate Psychotherapist @ Flourish! Psychotherapy + Nutrition
My work focuses on walking alongside adult survivors of childhood abuse, domestic/sexual violence, and couples/families experiencing conflictual relationships. I have great capacity for holding space, hope, and joy during stressful seasons. I’m not scared of what you’re experiencing and I’ll be there to gently encourage the innate desire to heal that brought you to this work. We are walking the resilient path and I believe in your ability to change and heal. It’s vital that you are the author of your own healing.
Associate Psychotherapist @ Flourish! Psychotherapy + Nutrition
My work focuses on walking alongside adult survivors of childhood abuse, domestic/sexual violence, and couples/families experiencing conflictual relationships. I have great capacity for holding space, hope, and joy during stressful seasons. I’m not scared of what you’re experiencing and I’ll be there to gently encourage the innate desire to heal that brought you to this work. We are walking the resilient path and I believe in your ability to change and heal. It’s vital that you are the author of your own healing.
I am not here fix nor judge you. I am here to create and hold space for you. I am here to assist you in connecting with yourself, releasing what you no longer want to carry, and tapping into your innate capacity to heal and change your life.
My approach includes mindfulness, somatic therapy, attachment theory, polyvagal theory, and IFS (Internal Family Systems) perspectives and sometimes use other processing methods to stimulate change such as ETT, movement, sound and art. I hold a M.A. in Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary (with honors) as well as Ph.D. in Medical Geography (a multidisciplinary field at the cross-section of socioe-environment, public health, and epidemiology) from Texas A&M and am supervised by Dr. Linda Marten, LPC-S.