Breathe
Online Somatic Therapy To Support Nervous System Regulation And Recovery
You may be functioning well in your life — working, relating, meeting responsibilities — yet still feel internally tense, exhausted, or unable to fully rest.
Many people come to this work because something doesn’t quite settle, even when they understand themselves well and have tried to “work things out” through insight or talking alone.
You may notice:
ongoing stress or anxiety
feeling constantly on edge or overwhelmed
emotional reactions that don’t match your intentions
difficulty switching off or fully relaxing
a sense of disconnection from your body
repeating patterns you understand intellectually, but haven’t been able to shift
These experiences are not signs of weakness or failure. They are often signals from a nervous system that has been under sustained pressure.
What This Work Supports
Somatic therapy focuses on the nervous system — the part of you that governs stress responses, emotional reactivity, and your capacity to feel safe, settled, and present.
Rather than analysing problems or retelling past experiences, this work supports your system to regulate, reorganise, and respond with more choice over time.
Change happens gradually, at a pace your system can integrate.
Who This Work Is For
This work may be a good fit if you:
live with chronic stress, anxiety, or burnout
feel capable and high-functioning, but inwardly exhausted
react emotionally in ways that don’t serve your interests
feel disconnected from your body or emotions
notice recurring patterns in relationships, work, or life that don’t shift despite insight
have tried talking-based therapy and are seeking a more embodied approach
You don’t need to be in crisis to begin.
My Approach
I work using Somatic Experiencing®, a trauma-informed, body-based approach developed by Dr Peter Levine to support nervous system regulation and recovery.
Many people struggle to feel their body not because something is “wrong”, but because the nervous system learned to reduce sensation in order to survive stress or overwhelm. This work gently supports the system to settle, reorganise, feel again, and respond with more choice.
Sessions focus on present-moment bodily sensations, internal resources, and careful pacing. You are never pushed to relive or retell past experiences. The emphasis is on safety, containment, and building capacity over time.
This approach goes beyond trauma awareness alone, with the intention of supporting the resolution of trauma responses, not just managing symptoms.
How I Work
My way of working is calm, relational, and carefully paced.
We pay close attention to what feels manageable in your system, allowing change to unfold without pressure or force. This often suits people who are used to pushing themselves, solving problems cognitively, or holding a lot of responsibility.
Although the process is gentle, it is not passive. Over time, the nervous system learns to release patterns of survival stress and respond more flexibly to life as it is now.
All sessions are offered online, which works well for people with busy schedules, international lives, or a preference for working from their own space.
About Me
Before training as a Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner, I spent many years working in high-pressure professional environments. This informs my understanding of how long-term responsibility, performance demands, and adaptation shape the nervous system — and why recovery often requires more than rest or insight alone.
Alongside my professional training, my approach is informed by my own therapeutic journey, including extended personal work and learning with leading trauma practitioners.
I work primarily in English and also offer sessions in Spanish.
Practical Details
Format: One-to-one online sessions
Session length: 60 minutes
Fee: £70
Frequency: Weekly sessions are usually recommended at the beginning, as this supports nervous system continuity and stability. We review this together over time.
“When this stuck energy is restored to the whole organism, we can begin to live more fully—to create, accomplish, communicate, collaborate, and share.”
— Dr Peter Levine
If you’re curious about whether this approach could support you, you’re welcome to book a free consultation.
This is a chance to ask questions, get a sense of how the work feels, and see whether we’re a good fit.
Client Testimonials