Emotional or physical difficulty is often an opening — a place where a fuller life can begin. I work with the body and the emotional world together, drawing on naturopathy, somatic psychotherapy, and systemic constellation.
Pain rarely announces itself in words. It arrives as a held shoulder, a shallow breath, a knot that tightens before you know what you are anxious about. The body speaks first, and it speaks precisely.
The work is not to interpret that language from the outside, but to slow down enough to hear it. To let the body finish a sentence it has been holding, sometimes for years. What surfaces is usually not what either of us expected.
Working with physical and emotional distress through the body's own language. Trauma and past experiences leave traces in posture, breath, and sensation; somatic work uses those traces as the route in by identifying and connecting with them.
An emotional work method that brings movement where things feel stuck or burdened. It works from the understanding that each of us belongs to wider systems — family, community, generations — and that our difficulties are often entangled with stories that are not only our own to bear. Face to face, in a group and also online, this method can change the course of personal development.
Treating body and mind as one interconnected network. A course of treatment may combine a personalized herbal formula, nutritional balance, and attention to the emotional life underneath physical symptoms.
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Register Interest"The clinical work we do together is not about fixing what is broken, but about recognizing that what is broken has its own place within our systems."
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Twenty-one years of clinical practice.