Therapy that moves beyond insight into embodied, lasting change, so you can finally heal from your trauma.
Therapy for high-functioning adults living with the effects of childhood trauma. For those who look fine on the outside, but feel burnt out, overwhelmed, disconnected, dissociated and stuck in patterns talk therapy hasn’t resolved. I offer an integrated, individualised approach to help you move from insight into embodied change.
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Embodying the pillars of trauma informed care – safety, choice, collaboration, trustworthiness and empowerment.
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Empowering you to lead the therapy process — exercising your agency to make informed decisions about your care.
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Drawing from a range of evidence based body-centred and experiential modalities to suit your needs.
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A strengths-focused, non-judgemental container for you to come exactly as you are.
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Integrating ancient wisdom to create an inclusive space supporting the safety, liberation and empowerment of all.
Are you ready to go from
Understanding your patterns, but still feeling stuck in them
Living in your head and disconnected from your body
Constantly overthinking, analysing and self-monitoring
Functioning well on the outside while struggling internally
Exhausted by holding everything together
Intellectually understanding your trauma
Repeating the same patterns despite years of insight
Feeling like healing is another thing to achieve
Surviving your life
To being deeply embodied in
Creating change that feels embodied and lasting
Feeling safe and connected to yourself, your body and your needs
Trusting yourself instead of second-guessing every decision
Experiencing more ease, presence and capacity
Building deeper connection and more authentic relationships
Integrating insight into meaningful change
Responding differently instead of reacting automatically
Living with more freedom, choice and self-trust
Actually living your life
Not ready for therapy yet?
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