1:1 Individual Sessions

My passion is to support people in living a life where they listen compassionately to their body, where they have Focusing as a tool they can use whenever they wish solo or in partnership. I love to accompany people on journeys to this end. 

What I offer 

  • Journeys to learn the essentials of Focusing, where you will be guided through sessions and taught some take home skills. 

  • Journeys to go deeper into a specific area where you need some extra support, eg, decisions, dreams, self compassion, emotional healing.

  • Journeys of Untangling® As a trainee Untangling Facilitator, I offer 1-1 sessions exploring this profound method developed by Ann Weiser Cornell and Barbara McGavin 

These journeys could be 3, 6 or 12 sessions and maybe longer. One thing is sure, at some point, you will be ready to embark on your own and live a Focusing life!

What I don’t offer


Open ended on-going support -  similar to what a Therapist or Counsellor would offer.

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Further information

Where do they happen?

Online through zoom. I do offer in person sessions in Stroud at limited times, contact me to enquire.

Sessions with my students

As a mentor training others to guide and teach Focusing, I often have students that need people to practice with. This would usually be 3-6 sessions for free or low cost. Contact me to be added to this programme.

Costs

A sixty minute sessions cost £60 or £150 for three (if purchased at the same time) Pay here through the store once you have booked with me.

Low cost and concessions available on request.

How to book a session

Once we have met for our 15 minute call, I will send you a link to my scheduler.

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How is having Focusing sessions different from therapy?

Although Focusing is therapeutic and many therapists use Focusing as part of their work, having a session with a Focusing guide is not the same. Here are some of the ways you might find it different from many kinds of therapy:

  • You will not be asked to disclose details or history about the issues you’re working on, though you may share them.

  • You will not be diagnosed, or given advice about your life situations.

  • You decide if you want more sessions, how frequently and when to stop having sessions.

  • The emphasis is on your relationship with yourself and your body (rather than your relationship with me)

Focusing can be a very useful skill to add to an existing therapy you might be involved in as a therapist or a client.

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