A healing practice developed in British Columbia is gaining an international presence, with practitioner training, sold out group experiences and professional accreditation marking its continued growth.
At the center of that expansion is Priya Jhajj, founder of NeuroSomatics and the personal development brand Limitless by Priya.
Drawing on her background in psychology and neuropsychology, Jhajj created NeuroSomatics to explore the relationship between conscious awareness, nervous system regulation and body based healing.
Throughout 2026, she has expanded the modality through individual sessions, group experiences and professional education.
One of its most significant milestones is the CPD accreditation achieved by the NeuroSomatics Practitioner Training, supporting Jhajj’s ambition to develop an internationally recognized modality with a growing network of trained practitioners.
Establishing a Professional Training Framework
For Jhajj, expanding NeuroSomatics has involved creating a structured pathway for other professionals to learn the modality.
The NeuroSomatics Practitioner Training provides education in the principles and practices underlying her approach, which brings together concepts from neuropsychology, nervous system regulation and somatic healing.
Its CPD accreditation represents an important professional development milestone.
The recognition reflects an established training framework and reinforces Jhajj’s commitment to providing structured education as NeuroSomatics reaches new practitioners.
CPD accreditation relates to continuing professional development and should be distinguished from clinical licensure or independent validation of treatment outcomes.
Within that context, the achievement gives NeuroSomatics a foundation for expanding practitioner education internationally.
The modality is positioned as a complementary, body based approach that supports personal exploration and nervous system awareness without replacing medical or psychological treatment.
International Growth Begins in the United Kingdom
NeuroSomatics was founded in British Columbia, but its practitioner community is already extending beyond Canada.
Earlier in 2026, Jhajj conducted her first practitioner training in the United Kingdom, introducing the modality to professionals interested in learning her approach.
The program marked a significant development in her international expansion.
Her next NeuroSomatics Practitioner Training is scheduled for December 2026 in Vancouver, British Columbia, with further growth planned in other markets.
Jhajj’s vision is to build a global community of trained practitioners who can introduce NeuroSomatics to people in different countries.
That ambition reflects a transition from a founder led practice into a broader educational and professional platform.
For Jhajj, training other practitioners creates opportunities to share the philosophy behind NeuroSomatics with audiences beyond those she can reach personally.
Demand Extends Beyond Practitioner Education
Professional training is one part of the momentum surrounding NeuroSomatics.
NeuroSomatics LIVE group experiences have repeatedly sold out, prompting additional dates in response to demand.
Jhajj also offers private sessions, allowing participants to explore the modality through individual experiences.
Online videos documenting emotional and physical responses during sessions have introduced NeuroSomatics to wider audiences and generated conversations about nervous system regulation and somatic healing.
Although the footage has attracted considerable attention, Jhajj’s professional milestones provide a more substantial picture of the brand’s development.
Alongside sold out experiences and international practitioner education, she has received award nominations and recognition.
Her broader work has also contributed approximately $300,000 in fundraising for mental health organizations.
Together, these achievements reflect the growing reach of her work across personal development, education and community initiatives.
Developing a Global Vision for NeuroSomatics
Jhajj’s ambitions extend beyond expanding the number of practitioners trained in NeuroSomatics.
She wants to contribute to a broader conversation about how conscious awareness, emotional experiences and nervous system responses influence personal transformation.
Her work as a speaker and educator also explores manifestation, trauma informed practices and the relationship between the mind and body.
“I believe we can consciously know the life we want and still have a body that doesn’t yet have the capacity to hold it,” Jhajj explains.
That philosophy remains central to the modality she has developed.
With CPD accredited practitioner training already established, an initial group of practitioners trained in the United Kingdom and another training scheduled in Vancouver, NeuroSomatics is entering its next stage of international development.
Jhajj’s long term vision is to establish the modality as a recognized approach practiced by trained professionals around the world.
“My vision is to change the way we understand healing, not just through the mind, but through the body, and to take this work to people around the world,” she says.
The expansion underway reflects that ambition, bringing her work from its Canadian beginnings toward a wider international community.
Learn More
For information about NeuroSomatics, CPD accredited practitioner training, private sessions and upcoming NeuroSomatics LIVE experiences, visit www.limitlessbypriya.com.
Follow Priya Jhajj on Instagram at @limitlessbypriya and @neurosomatics_.
