

Somatic & Integrative Psychotherapy in Horsham & Onilne
Trauma-informed | Somatically-led Psychotherapy
If you're here, something in your life may be asking for your attention.
You may be moving through change, questioning old patterns or relationships, or simply feeling that the ways you've learned to cope no longer fit who you are becoming.
My approach to psychotherapy is warm, relational and human. Sessions are held from my cosy home studio or online via Zoom, offering a nurturing space where you can bring all of yourself without judgement or expectation.
Together, we explore the experiences, relationships and wider influences that have shaped how you see yourself and move through the world.
We can also become curious about the different parts of you, the parts that protect, manage, avoid, please or keep everything under control and begin to understand what they may be trying to do for you.
Our work isn't only through conversation. I work somatically, paying attention to what is happening in the body as well as the mind, and may draw on breath, sound and other body-led practices where they feel supportive.
I may gently challenge, question and offer reflections that invite you to see yourself and your life differently.
This isn't about fixing you. It's about understanding yourself more deeply, reconnecting with what matters to you, and creating a life that feels more authentically your own.
Session Investment
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1 Hour Integrative Psychotherapy – £65
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90 Minute Breathwork & Sound Session – £75
For the first time in years, I felt truly seen and supported.
Sue
Breathwork & Psychotherapy client


How I work
My approach is integrative, relaxed, grounded, slow and body-based.
That means we don’t just talk about your experiences — we gently work with what’s happening in real time, including sensations, emotions, patterns, and unconscious responses.
Sessions may include:
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talking and reflection
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somatic awareness (what’s happening in your body)
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emotional processing
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breathwork & sound
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nervous system regulation
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working with relational patterns and attachment
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creating more capacity to feel without overwhelm
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Inner child exploration and parts work
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Developing your own unique practises and rituals
You don’t need to know how to do therapy “properly”.
You just need to arrive as you are.
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