Introductory Psychosomatic Session

I’m not a licensed psychotherapist or psychologist. My background is integrative: I’ve trained in coaching, somatic therapy, and trauma-informed care, and I continue to deepen through ongoing clinical supervision and CPD across therapeutic, coaching, and systemic fields.

I haven’t followed the traditional path toward licensure, because I’ve found many institutional models to be either too pathologising, too rigid, or not responsive to real-world complexity. Instead, I’ve built a method that reflects the needs I see in my clients; drawing from multiple disciplines, and refined through years of direct client work.

You could say I’m a coach, a counsellor, a healer, a psychosomatic therapist; but I don’t sit neatly in one category. My work is structured, relational, and trauma-informed. It meets people where they are, and helps them move toward more wholeness, safety, and clarity.

👉 Full list of training + credentials

No. This work is not clinical, diagnostic, or intended for crisis support. I do not provide medical advice, psychiatric diagnoses, or emergency care.

If you are currently experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms (such as suicidality, psychosis, or severe instability), or require ongoing clinical oversight, I strongly recommend seeking appropriate psychiatric or medical care alongside, or prior to, working with me.

This approach is designed for clients who are ready for integrative, body-based work and long-term restoration—not medical or crisis intervention.

Yes. I work closely with neurodivergent clients, including those with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and other non-normative neurotypes. My approach is non-pathologising—I do not view neurodivergence as something to be fixed, but rather as an adaptive expression of a system that has been shaped by its environment.

In psychosomatic work, we explore these adaptations as intelligent responses, ways the system has learned to cope, communicate, or protect itself. Neurodivergent traits often carry embedded signals: energetic sensitivities, relational patterns, or sensory processing dynamics that are deeply somatic in origin.

You do not need a formal diagnosis to work with me. What matters is your willingness to explore how your system organises experience, and your openness to meeting those patterns with curiosity, care, and respect.

This work is not psychotherapy, nor is it a crisis service. While it can be deeply therapeutic, it is not a substitute for clinical mental health treatment.

It may not be a fit if you:

• Are in active crisis or seeking emergency psychological support

• Are currently self-harming, suicidal, or struggling with unmanaged addiction

• Require diagnosis, medication, or clinical intervention from a psychotherapist or psychiatrist

• Are seeking a passive, validation-only space

• Are not yet ready to explore your contribution to relational or internal dynamics