Janine Price is a movement guide, yoga teacher, devoted mother, and co-founder of We The Medicine. Through movement, meditation, and somatic practices, she helps people reconnect with the intelligence of their body and rediscover the natural healing wisdom that lives within them. Janine’s journey into healing began in Germany, where she grew up in an environment that emphasized performance, structure, and fitting into the expectations of society. From an early age, she felt the pressure to function and succeed, often pushing aside her authentic self in order to meet external standards. Beneath the surface, there was a lot of tension in that environment such as anger, frustration, and fear that many people carried silently. Like many others navigating these pressures, Janine learned to adapt and push forward. But over time the stress began to manifest physically. In her early adult years she developed several autoimmune conditions and chronic stress symptoms, which led her to question the deeper roots of health and illness. At first she followed conventional medical pathways, but she soon realized that most treatments were focused on managing symptoms rather than addressing the deeper causes of imbalance. This realization sparked a deep personal search for healing. During this time, movement became a powerful refuge. Janine had already spent many years as a professional dancer, dedicating nearly two decades to the art of movement. Dancing became a channel through which she could express emotions, move energy, and experience moments of freedom and connection in her body. Through her teenage years and early adulthood, dance helped her stay grounded and safe during challenging times. At the same time, the professional dance world also carried its own pressures... competitions, performance expectations, and the constant pursuit of perfection. While movement was healing in many ways, it was not yet fully integrated with the deeper awareness of the body and nervous system that she would later discover. As Janine continued searching for deeper healing, she felt a strong inner calling that her life needed to change direction. Guided by this intuition, she made a courageous decision: she left her career as an engineer in Germany and traveled to Costa Rica to begin a new chapter devoted to healing and self-discovery. In Costa Rica, Janine immersed herself in practices that opened an entirely new understanding of the body and mind. She trained and practiced in Kundalini Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Yin Yoga, meditation, breathwork, and somatic healing practices, discovering how movement and awareness could regulate the nervous system and support the body’s natural healing processes. Through these practices, she began to understand that the body is deeply connected to our emotional and inner world. Stress, trauma, and suppressed emotions can become stored in the body and nervous system, while conscious movement, breath, and awareness can help release those patterns and restore balance. This understanding deepened even further when Janine met David and began exploring the principles behind the Divinity Pathways Method and the subconscious healing work at the heart of We The Medicine. Through this work, Janine experienced profound personal transformation. She began to release old emotional patterns and reconnect with her authentic feminine energy, embracing creativity, softness, intuition, and a deeper connection with nature. Movement, which had always been part of her life, now took on an entirely new dimension. It became not just expression or performance, but a pathway to healing, regulation, and self-connection. Over time, Janine was able to heal three of the four autoimmune conditions she had previously lived with, a journey that reinforced her belief that the body has an incredible capacity to restore itself when supported with the right practices and awareness. Today, Janine shares these experiences with others through movement-based healing practices that combine yoga, free movement, breathwork, sound, meditation, and nature-based rituals. Her work invites people to soften, slow down, and listen to the wisdom of their body. She often incorporates elements such as intuitive movement, shaking, tapping, breath, sound, guitar music, and guided somatic practices to help participants reconnect with their natural rhythm and inner balance. Alongside her work as a teacher and facilitator, Janine is also a devoted mother to her young son, embracing family life in Costa Rica with gratitude and joy. Through We The Medicine, Janine continues to support people in rediscovering their body as a source of wisdom, healing, and transformation, reminding us that movement is not just something we do, but something that can guide us home to ourselves.