Laura Massaad is a Lebanese therapist and coach specializing in empowering women through somatic therapy, dance movement, and embodiment practices. Drawing from her personal journey of overcoming an eating disorder and body image issues, she has dedicated her career to helping women reconnect with their bodies and feminine essence. Her methodology integrates Somatic Therapy, Dance/Movement Therapy, and Feminine Embodiment Coaching to facilitate healing and self-discovery. Laura founded her own practice where she offers one-on-one sessions, group workshops, and online programs. Notable among her offerings are "The Art of Feminine Embodiment" and "The Body Love Journey," designed to help women cultivate self-love and body confidence. She believes the body holds trauma and memories, viewing movement and sensual dance as powerful tools for release and healing. Massaad has been featured in various media outlets and podcasts, such as an appearance on This is Beirut and LTV, where she discusses how sensual dance can be a path to self-love and liberation, challenging societal taboos. Through her work in Beirut and her digital platforms, she creates safe spaces for women to explore and express themselves freely.

Laura Massaad successfully established an integrated therapeutic practice in Beirut, offering specialized programs like "The Art of Feminine Embodiment" and "The Body Love Journey." She has cultivated a community of women dedicated to healing and reconnecting with their bodies through her workshops and sessions. As an influential voice in the field of somatic awareness in the Arab world, Laura has been featured in numerous media interviews, including on This is Beirut and LTV. In these appearances, she openly discusses topics like sensual dance as a healing modality and challenges societal taboos surrounding the female body, significantly contributing to raising awareness of these therapeutic practices.

Laura Massaad holds a Master's degree in Dance/Movement Therapy/Counseling from Drexel University in the United States (2015-2017). She previously earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the American University of Beirut (2011-2014).