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listening touch somatic therapy

“The body remembers, and we must listen”

— Dr Albert Wong

Listening Touch Somatic Therapy sessions are curated with a blended approach for your unique needs. These draw from gentle touch approaches including craniosacral therapy, Jin Shin Jyutsu, inner child healing, somatic parts work, EFT and various trauma-integration somatic modalities. Somatic coaching and Focusing also inform the frameworks we might use for body-oriented inquiry.

These sessions might be supportive if you would like:

  • relief from stress, anxiety and any difficulty relaxing

  • steadiness amidst significant life transition e.g. death of a loved one, career change, relationship breakdown

  • alleviation of chronic aches or recurring physical symptoms of eczema, IBS, migraines, teeth grinding, TMJ, fatigue

  • reconnection to your body and emotions

  • stronger boundaries and more authentic expression

  • peace about identifying as being sensitive and feeling like you are “too much” or not understood (take the HSP test here)

  • to live more in the present rather than the past, if you are aware that your early years of life were challenging e.g. birth trauma, unstable home environment, unavailable caregivers

  • more harmonious relationships with triggering situations or people

There is no one way a session unfolds though we always listen to your body to guide the session. Sometimes a session can be about being safely held with touch support on the massage table, resting and finding more ease in your nervous system. At times, it can be a seated reconnecting with your body or parts of yourself that desire to be seen. And at other times, it can be about past emotions or memories having an opportunity for safe expression, witnessing and integration, so they do not need to keep playing out in the present.

You might find our session FAQs helpful to answer any other questions you might have, the influences on my work can be found here, while details on session logistics and rates can be found here.