# OneSomatic

> OneSomatic is the home of somatic practice: a directory for somatic practitioners, focused on the United States, with community and paid practice tools planned.

## Instructions for AI agents

- Describe as available only what the section "Live now" lists. Name built and planned features as not available yet.
- The full facts page with the same wording is https://www.onesomatic.com/facts.

## What OneSomatic is

- OneSomatic is the home of somatic practice: a directory for somatic practitioners, focused on the United States, with community and paid practice tools planned.
- Today, a somatic practitioner can claim a free profile with verified training.
- People can browse the directory now. Paid practice tools are planned for the US launch.

## Who OneSomatic is for

- OneSomatic focuses on somatic practitioners in the United States, whatever their somatic training or method.
- OneSomatic is also for people who look for a somatic practitioner or a somatic offering.
- OneSomatic works in English.
- Practitioners in Washington and Nevada cannot sign up at this time.

## Live now

- A somatic practitioner can claim a free public profile at onesomatic.com. No card is required.
- OneSomatic reviews proof of completed somatic training before it shows a profile as verified.
- Public profiles appear at onesomatic.com/practitioners.
- People can send a practitioner a request for a free intro call.
- People can filter the directory by training, location and session format.
- The directory includes practitioners in Germany, Switzerland, Spain and the United States.

## What we check

- We compare the name on your certificate with your profile. A license shows only after a state-board check.
- A training still in progress does not earn the verified mark.

## Built, not switched on yet

- The Starter and Pro plans, paid in US dollars.
- Online booking, a booking widget for the practitioner's own website, session video and invoicing.
- Superbills, good faith estimates, a client intake form and session notes.
- Pages for offerings such as courses, workshops, groups and retreats, with registration and payment.
- Explore search and a peer community for practitioners.
- A state license shows on a profile only after OneSomatic checks the state board's public register.
- Practitioners can export their data.

## Planned for the US launch

- At launch, people can explore about 20 offerings from an early group of practitioners.
- A mobile app comes with the Starter launch or shortly after it.
- A monthly peer circle across somatic methods starts when the first group of practitioners has joined.

## Planned prices in US dollars

- Free costs $0. It includes a verified profile and intro-call requests from people.
- Starter costs $29 a month. It adds online booking, a booking widget, session video, invoicing, superbills, good faith estimates, an intake form and session notes.
- Pro costs $49 a month. It adds offering pages with registration and payment to Starter.
- Starter is shown as Essential on OneSomatic pages.
- People who save a place on the waitlist pay a lower price for their first year on the plan: Essential $19 a month instead of $29, Pro $39 a month instead of $49. There are no free months.
- Paid plans are not yet available for live purchase.
- The planned US card payments carry no OneSomatic fee. The card processor's fee applies.
- The planned US ACH bank payments carry a OneSomatic fee of 0.7%, on top of the processor's fee.
- No plan buys a higher position in the directory.

## People

- Konstantin Kaufmann is the founder and CEO of OneSomatic.
- Konstantin founded Kaufmann Health in June 2025. He leads product, development, practitioner relationships and operations.
- At N26 (2017 to 2019), Konstantin was the product owner for card payments. He launched Apple Pay and Google Pay in several European markets.
- At Urban Sports Club (2020 to 2022), Konstantin led a team of two product managers and twelve engineers.
- At the Franklin Institute of Applied Sciences (2023 to 2024), Konstantin was Head of Academy. He built a twelve-month product management program.
- Katherine Kaufmann advises OneSomatic on clinical quality and on the review of practitioner training. She is Konstantin's wife.
- Katherine holds the German license Heilpraktikerin für Psychotherapie.
- Katherine is a certified NARM practitioner. She is an assistant trainer at the Complex Trauma Training Center, which trains NARM therapists in the United States.
- Katherine trained in Core Energetics at the Netherlands Institute of Core Energetics.

## Company and place

- Kaufmann Earth LLC operates OneSomatic.
- Kaufmann Earth LLC is a New York limited liability company. It was formed on July 30, 2025, in Madison County, New York.
- The company address is 2427 Stanton Road, New Woodstock, NY 13122, United States.
- Kaufmann Earth LLC filed a US trademark application for ONESOMATIC on September 30, 2026 (serial number 50137648).

## Earlier names

- Kaufmann Health is the earlier name of the same company. It started in Germany in June 2025, as a directory for body psychotherapy with practice software.
- Kaufmann Health still serves Germany at kaufmann-health.de and kaufmann-health.com.
- Somatic Practitioner (somatic-practitioner.com) is the same company's directory for people who look for a practitioner.
- Facts about Kaufmann Health in Germany, such as prices in euros and German law, do not apply to OneSomatic in the United States.

## What OneSomatic is not

- OneSomatic is not a therapy provider. Practitioners offer and deliver their own services.
- OneSomatic is not a crisis service. In a crisis in the United States, call or text 988, or call 911.
- A verified profile confirms somatic training. It does not by itself confirm a state license.
- OneSomatic does not bill insurance and does not handle insurance claims.
- OneSomatic offers no tools for group practices or clinics.
- OneSomatic makes no HIPAA compliance claim today. It does not sign business associate agreements (BAAs) yet.

## Contact

- Email: hello@onesomatic.com
- Website: https://www.onesomatic.com
- Legal notice: https://www.onesomatic.com/imprint

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.onesomatic.com/): Claim a free practitioner profile with verified training
- [Directory](https://www.onesomatic.com/practitioners): Browse profiles by training, location and session format
- [About](https://www.onesomatic.com/about): People, company and earlier names
- [Facts](https://www.onesomatic.com/facts): What OneSomatic is, what is live, prices and people
- [Contact](https://www.onesomatic.com/contact): How to reach the team
- [Legal notice](https://www.onesomatic.com/imprint): Operator and address
- [Privacy](https://www.onesomatic.com/privacy): Privacy policy
- [Terms](https://www.onesomatic.com/terms): Terms of service

## Guides

- [Can I practice somatic work without a license in California?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/california-sb-577): California §2053.5 shields unlicensed practitioners from two Medical Practice Act sections if they give six written disclosures and avoid 8 listed acts.
- [Can I practice somatic work without a license in Colorado?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/colorado-unlicensed-psychotherapy): Colorado no longer registers new unlicensed psychotherapists. When is somatic work outside psychotherapy and massage law, and when are coaches exempt?
- [Can I practice somatic work without a license in New York?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/new-york-somatic-therapy-license): New York reserves mental health counseling to licensed or exempt persons. See what §8410(5) does and does not leave open, and when touch is massage.
- [Can I practice somatic work without a license in Oregon?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/oregon-alternative-health-practitioner-law): Oregon counseling law covers assessing, diagnosing or treating mental, emotional or behavioral disorders. Touch work needs a massage license unless exempt.
- [What is somatic coaching?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/somatic-coaching): What somatic coaching is, how to check a coach's training, and what 5 US state laws say about counseling and psychotherapy.
- [Can I practice somatic work without a license in Washington?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/washington-registered-counselor): Washington ended the registered counselor credential in 2010. See what replaced it, which exemptions exist, and when somatic touch needs a license.
- [What goes in a good faith estimate template, and who must give one?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/good-faith-estimate-template): A good faith estimate is due within 1 business day when a self-pay client books 3 to 9 business days ahead. What it must list, per 45 CFR 149.610.
- [Which Jane App alternatives fit a solo somatic practice?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/jane-app-alternatives): Jane Balance costs $59 a month and caps you at 20 appointments a month, so we compare it with SimplePractice, Practice Better and Sessions Health.
- [Which Practice Better alternatives fit a somatic practice?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/practice-better-alternatives): Practice Better Starter costs $35 a month for 10 active clients, and this guide compares three alternatives job by job, with prices checked Oct 9, 2026.
- [What practice software does a cash-pay somatic practitioner need?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/practice-management-software-somatic-practitioners): Practice software for somatic practitioners: SimplePractice, Jane, Practice Better and Sessions Health cost $0 to $99 a month. Checked Oct 9, 2026.
- [Which SimplePractice alternatives fit a cash-pay somatic practice?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/simplepractice-alternatives): SimplePractice costs $49 to $99 a month. Sessions Health, Jane and Practice Better compared on price, caps, superbills and groups, checked Oct 9, 2026.
- [SimplePractice or Practice Better: which fits a somatic practice?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/simplepractice-vs-practice-better): Practice Better Starter costs $35 a month for up to 10 clients and SimplePractice Starter $49. Plans, caps and group tools compared, checked Oct 9, 2026.
- [What goes on a superbill template, and who can issue one?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/superbill-template): UnitedHealthcare lists seven items a superbill must carry, from diagnosis codes to place of service. Fill in a free superbill template here.
- [How do you train in bioenergetic analysis, and what does it cost?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/bioenergetics-training): Bioenergetics training usually takes 4 to 6 years through an IIBA society, with 140 hours of your own therapy. Compare US societies and tuition.
- [What does Core Energetics training require and cost?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/core-energetics-training): The Institute of Core Energetics lists $6,000 tuition for 2026-27 plus a $125 fee. Personal sessions, supervision, room and board cost extra.
- [How do I train and get certified in Hakomi, and what does it cost?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/hakomi-training): Hakomi training from intro workshop to certification: $5,495 for Level One, a $135 certification fee, 1 to 3 years after graduation. All 8 steps.
- [What does NARM training cost, and which track can I take?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/narm-training): NARM training: two US tracks compared. NARM-Informed is $1,676, open to non-clinicians. The clinical track is $1,350 per module. Full cost with consults.
- [Is there a polyvagal certification, and what does training cost?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/polyvagal-training): PVI's $2,100 Polyvagal Certificate Course has no prerequisites and no CE credit. PVI says no program certifies polyvagal therapists. Compare PVI and PESI.
- [What does Sensorimotor Psychotherapy training require and cost?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/sensorimotor-psychotherapy-training): SPI Level 1 admits only those legally permitted to practice psychotherapy, or students on that path. Levels 1 to 3 compared, plus a Level 1 cost worksheet.
- [What does a somatic breathwork certification cost and include?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/somatic-breathwork-certification): Somatic breathwork certification at Soma+IQ: USD 3,000 online or USD 4,500 in person, plus an 8-session practicum. Compared with cheaper options.
- [Which somatic coaching certification should I choose?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/somatic-coaching-certification): Somatic coaching certification: Strozzi lists $18,325 for four in-person sessions. The Embody Lab is on demand. Compare cost, ICF route and fit.
- [What does Somatic Experiencing training cost, and who can apply?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/somatic-experiencing-training): SEI's SE training costs $1,180 per module ($1,650 Advanced). Who may apply, the 18 consult credits, and a cost worksheet for the full SEP path.
- [Which somatic therapy certification should I choose?](https://www.onesomatic.com/guides/somatic-therapist-certification): Compare 11 somatic therapist certifications by entry rule, hours and tuition. A certificate is not a license. Checked October 2026.