let’s get back to the basics
Founder, Back2Basics
meet dion love
licensed as Nadia Brioche, LSW
I'm a licensed social worker with a background in psychology and community mental health. I'm the founder of Back2Basics, a holistic wellness brand, and I'm currently expanding the vision into somatic wellness and community-based programming.
I'm passionate about making integrative, trauma-informed wellness more accessible and practical for individuals and communities.
Professional development
BA Psychology — complete
Licenced Social Worker
The Embody Lab — in progress
Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy Certificate
MSW — Future
Continuing my education to further expand my impact and community support.
Care that's rooted deep
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Care that's rooted deep •
meet back2basics
A holistic wellness initiative rooted in the belief that wellbeing involves the whole person - mind, body and lived experience.
We’re now expanding into:
Somatic wellness
Mind-body education
Trauma-informed wellness
Community wellness
Whole-person wellbeing
healing people & communities
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healing people & communities •
Building a healthier, more connected tomorrow
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Experience in community mental health and social work
Holistic wellness brand with a foundation in natural products
Training in integrative somatic trauma therapy
A commitment to accessible, trauma-informed care and education
A collaborative and solution-focused mindset
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I'm interested in connecting with organizations and individuals who:
Support community wellness initiatives
Develop integrative mental health programs
Are interested in partnerships and sponsorships
Share a vision for accessible, whole-person care
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My long-term vision is to develop Back2Basics into a wellness platform that connects holistic wellness, somatic education, social work and community-based programming creating accessible opportunities for people to learn practical approaches to whole-person wellbeing.
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How did you get into this work?
What would you tell someone who is just beginning to build in this space?
Does your organization partner with community practitioners or organizations, and if so, what does that typically look like?