Online self-paced Course
Feel Your Womb
Online self-paced course
Feel Your Womb
This course is a gentle beginning for women to establish deeper connection with a womb space and their feminine core. If you have a feeling that your body is holding something unspoken - you are in the right place!
What you will learn?
5 Modules with video and audio practices.
Do it in your own pace.
Use regularly and observe the changes inside.
Be ready to make your hands dirty - it's a pure practice.

This is a non-verbal approach focused on somatic sensations, expressed through drawing and clay work.

This has nothing to do with making art. Don’t be confused: art therapy is not an art class. This is a way to help your nervous system to heal.
What clients say...
  • “THANK YOU, MARKA!!! For me, you are a guide to another level of life. I’m so happy that our paths crossed — seemingly by chance, but not really.”
  • “She leads the process with such clarity that the chests which have held secrets for years, even decades, are opened, revealing all their hidden corners.”
  • “I didn’t expect such depth from an online course.
    I finally felt myself in my own body.”
  • “I cried — because I realized I am precious.
    Not an idea. A living truth.”
Pain is not my enemy. It is information.

Meet the Facilitator

Marka Kondrateva,

Somatic Art Therapist, Mentor,

Family Constellations Facilitator, Reiki Master.

Over 10 years of experience (since 2011). She works with a holistic approach, combining a variety of methods to release trauma memories from the body and mind.

Based in Amsterdam.


She began her journey as an art therapist over 10 years ago, shaped by personal challenges like alexithymia, allergies, ENDO, PCOS, eating disorders, and body dysphoria. These experiences, along with specialized training, led her to develop an integrative, body-oriented approach.

She uses tools like somatic art therapy, bilateral drawing, clay and phototherapy, weaving in mindfulness, shamanic journeys, and conscious movement.


Now she successfully helps women cope with pain, heal old wounds, and improve their quality of life.

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