My name is Jada Elease, and I’m the heart behind Body & Sol. My journey began at the age of five as a dancer, a passion that carried me through an arts high school and into college, where I majored in psychology and minored in environmental dance. While studying, I found a deep connection to movement therapy, focusing on helping children, the elderly, and people with disabilities heal through movement.

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When the world shifted during COVID, I came home and found myself struggling with depression. That’s when yoga entered my life and completely transformed my mental health. It gave me peace, balance, and clarity in a time of chaos. However, as I immersed myself in the practice, I noticed something—there weren’t many people who looked like me in these spaces. I realized I wanted to break the stigma and make yoga socially acceptable and accessible to people who, like me, might not feel represented in this world.

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Later, I became a doula after learning about the disparities women, especially women of color, face during childbirth. Many mothers feel unsupported and disconnected from themselves and their babies during this transformative time. I wanted to change that by offering sacral and womb healing—both physically and spiritually—to help mothers reclaim their strength, connection, and joy.​ My work then expanded into assisted stretch therapy, allowing me to guide people on a deeper journey of healing, mobility, and self-awareness.

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My mission with Body & Sol is to build an environment where all people can connect to their bodies, embrace their sols, and unlock a deeper understanding of themselves and their purpose. I aim to bring creativity and artistry into every practice while ensuring these spaces are welcoming and inclusive for those who often feel unseen.

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Healing happens in many forms—even when we don’t realize we’re healing. I’m here to walk that journey with you. Welcome to Body & Sol.