Question 1

Who is it for?

Accepted Answer

These consultation and supervision sessions are designed for experienced practitioners and leaders, including:
 • therapists and counsellors	
 • coaches and facilitators
 • somatic, IFS, and body-based practitioners
 • wellbeing professionals and space-holders
 • practitioners in leadership or high-responsibility roles
This work is especially relevant if you:
 • work with trauma, complexity, or high-sensitivity clients
 • experience recurring burnout, boundary strain, or overgiving
 • notice stuck or repeating client dynamics
 • carry psychosomatic symptoms or chronic nervous system load
 • are transitioning into private practice or redefining your authority

Question 2

What is Practitioner & Leadership Consultation?

Accepted Answer

This is a trauma-informed, somatic consultation space for people who hold responsibility for others — clients, teams, organisations, or systems — and need support with how that responsibility is carried internally and enacted relationally.

This work focuses on the internal structures that shape decision-making, boundaries, authority, and capacity under pressure. Rather than offering technique, advice, or optimisation, we work with the nervous system, parts, and relational patterns that quietly determine how your work actually functions.

Consultation may involve exploring:
 • how authority, responsibility, and pressure are held in your body
 • recurring relational or organisational patterns that don’t resolve with awareness alone
 • boundary strain, over-functioning, or responsibility fatigue
 • decision-making under emotional or ethical load
 • visibility, receiving, and power dynamics (not marketing strategy)
 • transitions in role, scope, or professional identity

This is not business strategy, branding, funnels, or performance coaching.
It is the trauma-informed internal work that makes clarity, sustainability, and ethical authority possible.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

The difference is pacing and depth, not the type of work.

Ongoing Consultation (3-month container) is designed for people who:
 • want support with recurring patterns or sustained responsibility
 • are navigating complex relational, organisational, or ethical dynamics
 • need a steady, regulated space to work with authority, boundaries, and decision-making over time
Single Consultation Sessions (90-minute) are best when you:
 • need focused clarity on a specific situation, decision, or client dynamic
 • want an external, regulated perspective without ongoing commitment
 • are assessing fit before entering longer-term work
Many people begin with a single session and move into ongoing consultation when deeper patterns become visible.

Question 4

What approaches and frameworks do you draw from?

Accepted Answer

My integrative approach weaves together:

• somatic awareness and nervous system tracking
 • psychosomatic mapping of symptoms, patterns, and relational fields
 • IFS-informed parts work
 • attachment and relational dynamics
 • depth-oriented supervision
 • systemic and contextual clarity
 • trauma-informed pacing and capacity building

I also support practitioners working with complex client presentations; including trauma-based personality adaptations, narcissistic or avoidant defences, chronic fawn/caretaking patterns, dissociation, ADHD, and neurodivergence.
We explore these dynamics through a somatic, relational, and parts-based lens, focusing on how protective systems function in both the practitioner and the client, rather than on labels or pathology.

Question 5

How is this different from clinical supervision or therapy?

Accepted Answer

Clinical supervision focuses on case formulation, ethics, safeguarding, and professional standards within a specific modality or regulatory body. Integrative supervision with me works at an additional layer: the practitioner’s internal system and the relational field of the work.

Rather than analysing a case only through theory or technique, we explore what happens in you as you hold your clients: the parts that tighten, collapse, over-function, freeze, or take on responsibility that isn’t yours. We track nervous system patterns, boundaries, countertransference, and the subtle relational pressures that shape your interventions. It helps you see the pattern beneath the pattern; the dynamics that repeat across clients, your business, your sense of authority, and your capacity to hold depth.

Question 6

Can we discuss boundaries, business patterns, and receiving issues?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. For many practitioners, this becomes central.

Patterns like:

• undercharging
 • chronic overgiving
 • rescuing clients
 • avoiding visibility
 • collapsing under conflict
 • guilt for having needs

…are common nervous system and attachment patterns that manifest in practice.
When we work with them at a parts + somatic level, your practice naturally becomes more aligned and sustainable.

Practitioner & Leadership Consultation

A trauma-informed, somatic consultation space for people who carry responsibility, influence, or relational authority.

CONSULTATION & DEVELOPMENTAL SUPPORT

WHEN THIS WORK BECOMES NECESSARY

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Ongoing Consultation & Supervision

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Single Consultation Session

Consultation Options

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

Choose Your Consultation Pacing

3 SESSIONS

6 SESSIONS

9 SESSIONS

Meet Tanya

This model integrates:

PRACTITIONER INSIGHTS & SUPERVISION ARTICLES

Boundary Confusion in Client Work: When Empathy Becomes Rescue

Beyond Talk Therapy: The Power of Psychosomatic Coaching

Why So Many Therapists and Coaches Burn Out and What It Really Takes to Build a Sustainable Practice

WRITING ON PSYCHOSOMATIC WORK, RELATIONAL DEPTH, AND INTEGRATION