Who is practitioner consultation for?

This is for therapists, coaches, and leaders who notice recurring patterns of burnout or boundary strain in their professional roles. It is for those who want to understand the somatic load of holding responsibility for others.

How does this differ from traditional supervision?

While I do not provide "Clinical Supervision" for licensing purposes, I offer Somatic Case Consultation. We focus on the relational and somatic dynamics between you and your clients—specifically where you feel "stuck," over-responsible, or "hooked" (countertransference).

What’s the difference between ongoing consultation and a single session?

A 90-minute Deep Dive focuses on one specific issue and clarifies the core pattern. The 3-month ongoing container works with patterns that repeat over time, allowing for deeper tracking and integration. Most people start with a single session to identify the core theme before committing to ongoing work.

Can we discuss business patterns like undercharging?

Yes. Professional issues like undercharging, over-giving, or avoiding visibility are almost always nervous system adaptations. We work to shift these at the somatic level so that your professional structures become naturally sustainable.

Reflective Practitioner Consultation

Somatic and relational consultation for therapists, coaches and practitioners navigating complex client dynamics.

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What somatic case consultations address

✔ Carrying more responsibility than feels sustainable, with nowhere safe to set it down

✔ Difficulty separating what’s yours to hold from what belongs to others

✔ Functional dissociation, numbness, or persistent tension in the body

✔ Recurring burnout, vicarious trauma, or chronic psychosomatic symptoms

✔ Difficult client, organisation, or team dynamics that keep repeating

Psychosomatic Consultation

If you’ve trained in IFS or somatic work but still don’t know what to do in session—or clients aren’t responding—it’s usually not the model.

It’s that the work hasn’t been integrated in your own system.

That’s the level we work at in consultation, so it becomes usable, not just understood.

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Here, you are not expected to perform, teach, or manage others.

You can show up as you are.

Where to Begin

Start with a 90-minute Reflective Consultation.

This is a focused consultation where we map what is happening, identify the pattern driving it, and clarify the next step.

This session also gives you a direct experience of how the work functions before deciding on ongoing consultation.

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What clients say about this work

Meet Tanya

Tanya Master works where nervous system regulation meets the realities of daily responsibility. She works with practitioners and leaders navigating complex relational dynamics under pressure.

Previously, she worked internationally in high-performance environments, which informs her understanding of responsibility, decision-making, and sustained output.

Her work integrates Somatic Experiencing® training, parts work (IFS), and systemic constellations.

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The integrative framework

This work integrates three domains that shape how people function under pressure: mind, body, and relational systems.

MIND & MEANING

✓ Internal Family Systems (IFS) & Parts Work

✓ Narrative Repair & Depth Coaching

✓ ADHD & Neurodivergence-Informed Approaches

BODY & REGULATION

✔️ Somatic Experiencing®
✔️ Polyvagal Theory-Informed Regulation

✔️ Emotional & Nervous System Containment

RELATIONAL & SYSTEMIC

✓ Family Constellations & Ancestral Mapping

✓ Systems Theory & Relational Dynamics

✓ Attachment-Focused Coaching

*This work is offered as reflective consultation and peer case reflection, not psychotherapy or regulated clinical supervision.

Ongoing Case Consultation

3-month container

☑️ A steadier, more regulated relational posture in your work

☑️ Ongoing support with recurring patterns, stuck dynamics, or responsibility fatigue

☑️ Ongoing somatic and relational consultation over time

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Single Consultation Session

90-minute consultation

☑️ Clear perspective on a specific stuck point or client dynamic

☑️ Direct feedback on practitioner or leadership posture and decision-making

☑️ A one-time consultation without ongoing commitment

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Consultation Options

Choose between ongoing monthly consultation, or a single 90-minute deep dive session.

Frequently asked questions

Practitioner resources

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Therapeutic Neutrality: Should Therapists Be Political?

Should therapists share political views with clients? As polarisation grows, many practitioners feel pressure to take visible positions. This article explores power, neutrality, countertransference, and what actually creates safety in therapeutic relationships.

Mar 65 min read

Why Chronic Stress Shows Up in the Body

High-functioning adults often carry chronic stress in the body. This article explains how responsibility affects the nervous system and why symptoms persist.

Feb 94 min read

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Boundary Confusion in Client Work: When Empathy Becomes Over-Responsibility

Why the desire to help can blur professional boundaries, and how practitioners can distinguish real support from the urge to rescue. You’ve likely felt it: that moment in a session when a client expresses deep pain, frustration, or longing, and a sudden urgency rises in your chest. You feel the pull to offer a quick solution, soften a policy, or give the exact reassurance they seem to be searching for. In the helping professions, this impulse is usually framed as compassion.

Oct 23, 20254 min read

Reflective Practitioner Consultation

What somatic case consultations address