Approach

We center and honour the body’s own intelligence, pace, rhythm and responses, instead of pushing or forcing change. We move from the mind’s agenda into your body’s current capacity for newness and exploration, gently stretching into the edges.

We prioritise safety and pleasure as pathways to wellbeing. We find resources, internal and external, that help you cultivate presence and connection in the here and now.

We use body channels such as movement, self touch, vocalising, breath, gestures, inner images, sensation, to make sense and metabolise your experience.

Every part of your experience is welcomed and belongs. We seek to understand, not to fix. You learn the art of meeting yourself, in your body, in your cycles, in your emotions.

The nervous system and the feminine hormonal cycle are in an interdependent relationship. In our work together, I ask which phase of your cycle, or which bigger life phase or transition you’re in, so that we work within the wider context of your experience.

We question culture’s obsession with fixing and perfection, and instead, recognise that our human experience is inherently complex, messy and impossible to reduce to labels. We allow ourselves to be radically human.

The mundane is sacred, and life in a physical body is the spiritual life. While spiritual connection is a highly personal thing, this work often opens the door to a more generous connection to something bigger.

FAQs

My work is for self aware women, creatives, sensitives, deep thinkers and those drawn to the process of self inquiry and growth. Topics I tend to work with are: procrastination, overwhelm, self-sabotage, creative unblocking, visibility, imperfect action taking.

This work is somatic facilitation focused on embodiment, regulation, and personal insight.

We build forward momentum for change while honouring where you are now, rather than dig into the past.

This work is not a substitute for medical or psychotherapeutic treatment, nor does it diagnose. It is intended as a supportive and exploratory process for self-development and well-being.

No. The work I offer helps build a solid foundation and toolkit with embodiment and self-inquiry that’s suitable to anyone, regardless of familiarity with somatics.

We typically start with grounding. Then we explore what’s alive for you or what you want to work with, and access that through the body. Optional reflection and integration suggestions. The pace is client-led and collaborative. I always ask for permission before introducing a practice or concept.

Somatic means the body as experienced from within. In short, you develop skills to feel yourself from  the inside, and in relationship to your environment at large.

Schedule a discovery call or initial session. We’ll discuss your intentions and needs, and whether this approach aligns with them.

Working with people in severe distress, mental health crisis, addiction or abuse is beyond my scope of practice and competency.

Confidentiality, informed consent, voluntary participation, and ethical boundaries are all discussed prior to beginning the work.

Guidance on when to seek clinical support if needed will be offered.