FIND AN EMBODIED THERAPIST
Looking for a therapist or an embodied supervisor?
You can find details of some of the therapists who have completed their training at the Institute of Embodied Psychotherapy on this page. They are highly skilled practitioners that come from a wide range of therapeutic approaches and are also trained in Integrative Embodied Psychotherapy.
The therapists are listed under general geographical areas. You can find out more about their therapeutic background by checking the individual listings. At the end of each entry there are contact details which usually include a link to a website where you can find out more about them; email and phone numbers for you to contact them directly.
If you are about to start training at the Institute of Embodied Psychotherapy please note that this is not the approved training therapists list (although there is some overlap). The training therapists list can be obtained from our office by request.
LONDON
Belinda Sherlock - Working in London, Angel N1 0PN
I am a creative and embodied therapist, clinical supervisor and facilitator, currently working with adults only. My approach is integrative, so I collaborate with clients to discover which creative, body-based and/or talking tools might best meet their needs. My practice centres around supporting people to draw on their own well of wisdom, grow in their self-compassion, get to know their nervous systems better, feel more connected to themselves and others, and explore the different roles, cultural systems and spaces they occupy in the world. I am committed to anti-oppressive, liberatory practice, and offering a queer-affirming and trans-affirming therapy space. I also welcome neurodivergent clients.
Clients approach me to work through trauma, stress, anxiety, grief, or feeling stuck, low or dissatisfied in some way in their lives. I work in a trauma-responsive way, prioritising a client’s sense of safety, and taking time to build an authentic, trusting and therapeutic relationship.
I am a qualified dramatherapist and integrative embodied psychotherapist, and draw on additional training and practice in compassion meditation, tai chi and qi gong, Internal Family Systems, systemic reflective practice, therapeutic ritual and therapeutic improvisation. In sessions we might use breath work, movement, visualisation, creative writing & story, voice work, role work and meditation practices – all these support clients to contain and process difficult experiences, to regulate the nervous system, to explore their inner and outer world, and to tap into their playful, creative self.
Alongside private practice, I have 9 years’ experience as a therapist in the NHS (forensic mental health) and have delivered therapy to individuals and groups in schools, PRUs, refuges and community centres. I am a qualified clinical supervisor working with therapists and creative practitioners, and a workshop & training facilitator. I am also currently doing feminist doctoral research into creative practice in prisons.
More info: www.playfulwellbeing.com
Email: belinda@playfulwellbeing.com
Katarina Gadjanski - Working in London, Ealing W5 & Athens/Aegina (Greece)
I am embodied psychotherapist with therapeutic background in transpersonal psychotherapy, integrative psychosynthesis, body-oriented psychotherapy, dance/movement and group therapy.
I've been practicing different forms of meditation for over 30 years, so I am particularly interested in bringing the therapeutic elements of meditation and spiritual practice into my work.
I also have a background in music and dance and I love using creativity, music, movement, creative arts and guided visualisations in my therapeutic work. I enjoy working with people who are interested in spiritual development, creative expression and inner transformation.
Over the past 17 years I've undertaken extensive research and training in the area of somatic therapies and neuroscience in relation to somatic expression of emotional issues and trauma. This includs working with chronic pain, fibromyalgia, chronic fetigue syndrome and other neuroplastic disorders.
I am a great believer in 'collective healing' and am passionate about holding groups, workshops, retreats and community events and creating holding spaces for healing within groups and communities. Over the past 20 years I've been facilitating retreats, psychotherapy groups, CPD trainings and personal development workshops and groups in the UK and internationally.
Please note that at present I am not taking any new client work, and only offer mentoring & embodied supervision to psychotherapists and counsellors interested in integrating Embodied Psychotherapy approach into their practice.
More info: www.embodiedpsychotherapy.org.uk/aboutus
Eszter Ivan - Working in London, SE1 4PH and E8 2PB & online
I have always been passionate about supporting people to create meaningful change in their lives. At the heart of my work is a holistic understanding of the body–mind–soul connection: the belief that our emotional, mental, physical and relational experiences are deeply interconnected. My approach invites clients to reconnect with the wisdom of their bodies and soul, and to draw on this inner resource as part of the healing process.
I offer a non-judgmental, embodied and creative space where clients can explore and express emotional difficulties, deepen self-awareness, and reconnect with their authentic selves. I work with people who may be experiencing relational difficulties, the impact of traumatic experiences, burnout, unresolved grief, feeling stuck, psychosomatic or persistent physical symptoms, or a wish to develop greater self- and body-awareness. Through this work, I aim to support clients in restoring a sense of connection and wholeness within themselves.
I originally graduated as a psychologist in 2008. My growing interest in the relationship between body and mind led me to further training in integrative hypnotherapy (2009-2012), followed by dance movement psychotherapy (2012-2015) and embodied psychotherapy training (2018-2019). My professional journey continued through doctoral research, which brought together artistic, embodied and scientific ways of knowing. In 2025, I completed an interdisciplinary, practice-based doctorate exploring the Moving Pieces approach to supporting people living with medically unexplained symptoms.
Finally, now I am training and exploring the Quantummorph constellation approach (an integrative approach applying principles of family constellation theory, neuroscience and quantum physics).
I currently offer embodied, trauma-informed, integrative dance movement psychotherapy (UKCP registered) for adults, and embodied relational supervision in private practice.
If you are interested in personal therapy or clinical supervision, online or face-to-face, I would be very happy to hear from you.
More info: eszterivan.co.uk
Email: eszter@eszterivan.co.uk
Phone: 07784899404
Jo Harley - Working in London, Clapham SW11 and online
I’ve had the pleasure of working as an Arts psychotherapist and supervisor for nearly 20 years, witnessing first-hand the healing and transformational benefits of the creative arts.
I strongly believe in the healing capacity of the arts as I’ve experienced this myself in my own life. My approach incorporates using different art forms such as writing, image and story making, role-play, and movement, with mindful awareness. This helps clients tell their story in alternate ways, sometimes for the first time, expressing their feelings using verbal and non-verbal forms of communication. This process allows for more implicit material to be shared and reflected upon. By including the whole body in this process, we can engage with the felt sense of our experience, not just the narrative. In this way, different meanings may emerge that were previously hidden, bringing new perspectives and understanding.
Working with arts in this embodied way can help cultivate emotional resilience, build self-esteem, promote personal insights, and reduce inner conflict and distress, to name a few of the benefits.
I work with a focus on self-compassion and acceptance, as many times it is our self-judgement that can be one of the biggest hurdles, and bring a spiritual aspect into the work, where a deeper meaning and purpose may be found. No previous experience of the arts is necessary, just a willingness to participate and explore. (Working with adults only)
I have a BA in Arts therapies and MA in Drama and Movement therapy. I’m fully registered with the HCPC. I’m also a certified life coach and hold certificates in Psychosynthesis Counselling, Theory and practice of Psychodrama, and Embodied Psychotherapy.
I also work as a Creative Arts supervisor. My creative/embodied approach uses art modalities such as, movement, drawing, writing, and role play to engage the senses and imagination in the reflective process. By encouraging the supervisee to go beyond the formal demands of their professional role it can help bring a fresh perspective to their practice, allowing space for more unconscious associations to be expressed and integrated.
More info: www.joharley.co.uk
Email: creativelifecoaching@joharley.co.uk
Phone: 07939048942
Sinead Parker - Working in London, Tooting & Wimbledon SW19 and online
I am a warm and compassionate creative and embodied psychotherapist, registered with the HCPC. Alongside this, I’m an Internal Family Systems therapist and draw deeply on parts work in my practice. Most recently I have completed training in couples and relationship therapy and bring creative, embodied and IFS approaches into this work.
My approach is relational, neuroaffirming, and trauma-informed, integrating creative and embodied practices to deepen the mind–body connection and build nervous system capacity. Alongside talking, we may use visualisation, movement and body-based practices, drawing, writing, image cards, and role work to offer deeper insight into your inner world and experiences. These practices support you in connecting with your strengths, resources, and innate capacity to heal.
As a dramatherapist, with a background in writing and performance in the arts, I bring authenticity, playfulness, and curiosity to the therapy space, offering sessions that are collaborative and uniquely tailored to you. Alongside my private practice, I have several years experience as a Psychological Therapist in the NHS forensic services.
I offer sessions online and in person in Tooting and Wimbledon. I also provide outdoor walk and talk and nature based therapy on Wimbledon Common, drawing on the power and wisdom of nature’s seasons
and cycles.
More info: counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/sinead-parker
Email: aceofwandstherapy@gmail.com
Phone: 07989673194
Angela Ruotolo - Working in London, Queens Park NW6 & Acton W3 and online
Being an integrative embodied psychotherapist and counsellor, I bring together many pathways that can offer different approaches, tools and techniques tailored to fit the needs of each client. Integrative therapy is a progressive therapy offering flexibility and builds on the latest understanding of psychotherapy, neuroscience and how our mind, bodies and spirits are all connected. I collaborate with clients in the best way of working for them and encourage creative and body-based tools alongside talking therapies to help support, understand and access more of themselves.
I work with individual adults of all ages. I have experience of working with a range of issues such as anxiety, depression, bereavement, trauma, low self worth, negative thinking patterns, childhood difficulties, relationship struggles, chronic illnesses, fertility issues, aging parents and life crises.
Before training as a psychotherapist I also trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Shiatsu which reflect a holistic approach to health and wellbeing, I also practice meditation, qi gong, yoga and five rhythms dancing which inform and support my embodied approach.
I believe that it is fundamental that you find a therapist that you feel you can work with and trust. I deeply respect difference and welcome people of any gender identity, sexuality, ethnicity, background or with any aspect of diversity. Respect and compassion are the cornerstone of my practice.
More info: www.angelatherapy.co.uk
Email: angela@angelatherapy.co.uk
Phone: 07973306555
HOME COUNTIES
Yvonne Bullen - Working in Cheddington, Buckinghamshire LU7 0RW and online
As a fully qualified and experienced embodied, integrative psychotherapist & supervisor, I work with warmth, presence, sensitivity and compassion. Embarking on a therapeutic journey can be a very daunting process, finding someone you feel able to work to share and experience your thoughts and feelings with, can bring immense relief; offering you a pathway towards being able to cope better and lead a more contented life.
My way of working is both relational and embodied, gently guiding you toward a deeper sense of stability and wholeness from within using an organic and intuitively crafted approach.
This may involve the use of language, creative narrative, visualisation, somatic expression in the body, movement, roleplay, dance and sound. Using these methods, together, we are able access the language of the mind, body and spirit, reconnecting the communication pathways of regulation and safety within the nervous system that help to bring you back into a greater state of flow and balance.
I am deeply connected to Spirit and nature and believe it is through quietening the mind that we can access the wisdom within. Drawing on the use of meditation and ancient Shamanic practices I continuously evolve my understanding of how to nourish the mind, body and spirit back into realignment.
If the above aligns, please reach out for an exploratory discussion to see how you feel about forming a therapeutic alliance with me.
More info: embodiedquantumresonance.com
Email: hello@yvonnebullen.com
Phone: 07923 083 323
SOUTH WEST ENGLAND
Tasha Colbert - Working in Stroud, Gloucestershire GL5 and online
I have been practicing for over 20 years as an embodied psychotherapist - originally training in dance movement psychotherapy and working in mental health in the NHS and with vulnerable children in schools. I established my private practice in 2008 and went on to teach on various dance movement programmes in the UK and internationally. I am currently a trainer at the Institute of Embodied Psychotherapy and offer mentoring & embodied supervision groups to psychotherapists and counsellors interested in integrating Embodied Psychotherapy approach into their practice.
In my psychotherapy practice I use an integrative embodied approach which is trauma informed. I do not believe that 'one way works for all', and so I draw from the following approaches but do not use all of these with all clients: somatic directed mindfulness, movement psychotherapy, creative arts, somatic experiencing, parts-work informed by IFS and other parts models. I also hold a deep understanding of the autonomic nervous system which informs my work.
I enjoy working with other therapists, counsellors, coaches and those working in the helping professions who are wanting to work at a somatic level for their own healing.
My psychotherapy practice for long term psychotherapy is currently full. However, I sometimes have slots available for shorter term embodied psychotherapy so if you are interested in this, please get in touch.
More info: www.embodiedpsychotherapy.org.uk/aboutus
Email: iembodiedpsychotherapy@gmail.com
Catherine Macer - Working in Stroud, Gloucestershire GL5 1BD and online
I am BACP Accredited psychodynamic and body-orientated counsellor working with both adults and adolescents in a variety of settings including counselling services, secondary schools, and in private practice. The heart of my work is to develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship; to create a safe, empathic and permissive space into which you can bring whatever you need to bring. My work is relational and client-led, meaning that I use our relationship to gain insights into your wider life, and that I adapt my approach to best meet your unique needs.
My core training is psychodynamic, so I’m interested in unconscious patterns learnt from early childhood experiences, including attachment patterns, as well as life transitions, and the impact of trauma. I also have a deep faith in the innate intelligence and wisdom of our bodies, so invite your embodied experience into the work through sensing, movement, sounding, visualization and other forms of creative expression. Mindfulness is often a key part of this, as is psychoeducation.
I trust in the transformative power of telling our stories, of being witnessed and held in expressing the full range of our feelings, and in reconnecting to our bodies, and so to the earth. I believe that we can each find our own unique healing journey, with non-judgemental, honest, sometimes challenging, but always compassionate support. My intention is that through the work you will develop a more holistic understanding of yourself, integrating your many parts with acceptance and self-compassion, and that this will empower you to make the changes you seek and live more authentically as you.
More info: www.stroudcounsellor.co.uk
Josephine Lay - Working in Bristol, BS1 and BS3 and online
I am a drama and movement therapist, embodied practitioner and clinical supervisor. I have worked across the NHS, charities, and education with children, young people, and their families for over 15 years. I have specialised for many years in working with the impacts of childhood trauma. At the end of 2024, I began private practice, where I now offer therapy to both children and adults, as well as embodied clinical supervision to therapists at all stages of their training and professional development.
Both personally and professionally, I have experienced the transformative power that imagination, creativity, and movement can have in therapy. I believe that integrating mind and body allows us to deepen self-awareness and strengthen inner resources. My work is grounded in the understanding that our whole selves including thoughts, feelings, sensations, and creativity, are essential to coping and change-making.
My trauma-informed approach is rooted in the body. Traumatic experiences can profoundly shape the nervous system meaning that talking about them often does not create the safety and shift that we seek. With me, therapy focuses on helping you connect with your body and feelings in manageable ways. We can do this through imagery and metaphor, movement, playfulness and helping you to track the sensations in your body.
My supervision approach integrates talking with symbolic and creative methods—such as art, movement, and sand tray—offering space to explore conscious and unconscious dynamics beyond words. I believe these approaches can reveal insights from practice that thinking and language alone cannot always reach. My aim is to create a collaborative, curious, and affirming supervisory space where practitioners feel supported, resourced, and able to grow.
More info: BeCreate Therapy and Supervision
Email: j.laydmt@hotmail.co.uk
EAST ANGLIA
Kim Bowers - working in Suffolk CB8 and online
I have worked over 20 years as an integrative psychotherapist. Since training with IEP in 2017 l have been working with the body, believing that our connection to it is key to regulation and aids a deeper understanding who we are.
l have lived experience and a deep understanding of relational, developmental and intergenerational trauma; how it affects mind, body, emotions, psyche and the soul.
Being human can be challenging depending on our experiences and traumas.
In this world we are bombarded with constant information ; it's more important now than ever before to find embodied places in which we can feel anchored. l have witnessed both personally and professionally that the body has the ability once it has the tools, and more regulation to hold our stories with care, compassion and help us the onwards journey into healing.
My approach is non-judgemental and l work empathically and intuitively. l offer a safe supportive space, enabling reconnection with the body. Together we can explore the resources for grounding, enabling for emotions to process and regulate.
I work sensitively with the nervous systems and within its window of tolerance, getting to know and understand our nervous systems to create more regulation and balance.
I draw upon informed approaches ie; Poly Vagal Theory, Somatic, IFS ,Attachment theory, Mindfulness and Self Compassion. Each one of us is unique and as every therapeutic relationship is also unique, some of these approaches will be drawn upon depending on your needs.
I have held a regular practice in various forms of meditation for over 30 plus years. I embrace supporting people who wish to deepen and develop themselves on their spiritually journey as well as supporting therapists interested in integrating somatic approaches into their practice. I also offer embodied mentoring and supervision.
Email: kim.bowers2@yahoo.co.uk
Phone: 07905699253
Emma Richards - working in Suffolk IP14 6QA and online
I have been an Art Psychotherapist since 2005 and later trained in EMDR and Embodied Psychotherapy.
I have worked with children, young people and adults with a particular interest in relational and developmental trauma, working with adopted and fostered children in the NHS for over 10yrs.
I have an eclectic approach and passion for finding creative ways of meeting people where they are at, with what they are ready for. My priority is creating a sense of safety, connection, playfulness and shared joy and this looks different for everybody.
I find that movement and inviting the body into the therapy space has been a game changer in my sessions where unexpected and exciting things can happen. Sometimes this focus on the body can be challenging and bring up lots of feelings or sometimes a sense of disconnection. I find that when people start to use the art materials in an embodied way, it can be a safe and grounding way of connecting to body sensations and ways of regulating the nervous system spontaneously become more accessible. The body if we slow down and listen is the best guide to what might be needed and discovered.
I also use bilateral approaches alongside to support the body and brain in working through past experiences that have got stuck and keep causing distress.
I am currently working in private practice online but if you live in Suffolk and would prefer to be seen in person this could be considered. I would love to hear from anyone interested in working together.
Email: emrichards77@hotmail.com
Phone: 07870 192904
MIDLANDS
Pat Mills - Working in Lincoln LN2 4US and online
I am an Integrative Adult and Child UKCP registered Psychotherapist. I have also completed further raining in yoga therapy for children, EMDR and in 2024 I gained a certificate in Integrative Embodied Psychotherapy.
I have over 30 years of working therapeutically with adults and children with complex needs including experience of working in a specialist mental health Camh’s team and in a Social Services team supporting and offering therapy for adopted children and their families. Since retiring from social work, my focus has been on developing a small private therapy practice which is based in the Lincoln area.
My approach is relational, trauma informed and non-pathologizing. I do not see myself as an expert but view therapy as a collaborative process based on practices and goals that can support personal growth.
As an integrative therapist trained in both conventional psychotherapy and embodied therapies my practice is informed by the core principle that the mind and body are intertwined and cannot be separated. I therefore draw on a wide range of learning in the area of Poly vagal and attachment theory, somatic/embodied practices including yoga, sand tray work, and various other creative approaches that can be integrated into sessions.
More info: www.patmillspsychotherapy.co.uk
Email: patmillstherapy@gmail.com
Phone: 07887717368
Alexandra Logan - Working in Lancaster LA1 3FA and online
I am an integrative and embodied psychotherapist.
I work relationally and holistically with clients, paying attention to where it hurts: working creatively with you to find out what your body needs us to know, alongside the life history you were given.
My clients come into therapy with me to work through anxiety, developmental trauma, grief, stress and complicated life histories. I have a particular speciality working with members of faith communities and around issues of spirituality and spiritual abuse.
I have been an Anglican Priest for over twenty years and I am a very new student of Zen Buddhism and contemplative practice. A rich history includes inner city parishes and university and prison chaplaincy. It’s made me earthy, inclusive, fun and creative in how I practice as a therapist and how I walk through the world.
More info: www.alexandraloganlancastertherapy.com
Email: alexandralogan9@gmail.com
Gabby Quinn - Working in Kings Heath B14, Stourbridge DY8 and online
I am an Integrative Counsellor and Embodied Therapist working with adults only and accredited through BACP.
My work is Integrative combining Western Psychology such as Attachment Theory, Polyvagal, IFS and Existential Psychology, with Eastern Philosophy (such as mindfulness and energy flow), focusing on a holistic approach with the aim of re-connecting and integrating mind, body and soul (or spirit, depending how you view your life essence). We work together to explore which approach might work best for you.
As an Embodied therapist I encourage exploration of both mind and body. Although insight and awareness are important parts of the therapeutic process, change can often be short lived until we allow ourselves to feel how we experience things and listen to that “gut feeling” (intuition).
With a Relational approach connection is at the centre of our therapeutic process. I believe that through connection we can find the safety and support to heal. Noticing what goes on between us can often be helpful in understanding more about how we are in relationship with others.
Having originally trained in traditional Psychotherapeutic Counselling (talking therapy) I have more recently completed training to become an Integrative Embodied therapist. This part of my journey has been hugely influenced by my own personal experience with certain diagnoses (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), Endometriosis and Adenomyosis), living with Chronic pain, and the sense of disembodiment that all of this bought me. Experiencing Embodied Therapy myself and the benefit it has brought me has been life changing. Training has also opened up new and creative ways to work with clients and has highlighted to me the importance of listening to the wisdom the body holds.
More info: gabbyquinntherapy.co.uk
Email: gabbyq1619@gmail.com
Phone: 07710516090
SUSSEX
Lucinda Weis - Working in Uckfield, East Sussex, TN22 1UY, in private woods
I’m a creative, embodied psychotherapist working in private Ancient Woods in Uckfield, East Sussex. My initial training over 20 years ago was in Dramatherapy and in 2025 I graduated in Integrated Embodied Psychotherapy.
My approach supports my clients to move beyond symptom management towards resolving the emotional patterns that keep them feeling stuck. Many of my clients struggle with anxiety, overwhelm, grief, sadness, regret, loss or painful relationships with loved ones. Together we attend to the internal sensations and signals of their body, and use embodied awareness to access conscious and unconscious processes. Depending on what feels most helpful, movement, sound, breathwork, artwork, objects, reflective cards, dream exploration and creating with the hands are integrated to deepen the client’s expression, exploration and reflection. The natural world is integral to my work; it often acts as a mirror reflecting back to the client aspects of their inner world and a model for how to manage adversity and live in balance. I also use an eye movement technique that allows for a rapid reprogramming of negative memories, emotions and identities.
As well as offering individual therapy, I also offer professional and clinical supervision for individuals and groups, as well as therapeutic and creative groups and gatherings, many of which take place in the natural world. My work is all in person: I don’t offer online therapy or supervision.
More info: www.lucindaweis.com
Email: lucinda@lucindaweis.com
Phone: 07942 356013
NORTHEN IRELAND
Helen Farrell - Working in Belfast, BT7 1JL and close to Omagh, BT78 1SX
The relationship between me and my clients is based on trust, honesty and respect, and this is at the very heart of my counselling. My original training was in Humanistic counselling (Person-Centred/Existential) and since qualifying I have deepened my practice through training as an Embodied Psychotherapist. I have experienced first hand the powerful transformation that can occur when we tune into the wisdom and experience held within our physical being. My work often involves paying careful attention, with my client, to the sensations they notice in their bodies as we talk, and then working directly with that sensation through breathing, movement and visualisation.
I am a qualified Meditation teacher and my practice often harnesses meditative states to further strengthen and explore connections to the body and felt emotions.
I often work outside with clients, in natural spaces, to integrate movement and connection to nature to the work, as these can be very powerful healing agents. I believe that re-connecting to our natural world can bring real clarity, perspective and peace as we navigate, together, through challenging times.
I am an Accredited member BACP and a registered supervisor and I offer supervision to therapists interested in working with an embodied approach.
More info: https://freshairtherapy.uk/
Email: freshairtherapist@gmail.com
Phone: 07868 616374
OUTSIDE UK
Edina Matyas - Working in Hungary and online
I have trained as an Integrative, Transpersonal counsellor with special emphasis on the Soul and the Soul’s journey. This modality incorporates a range of aspects of other therapies, such as humanistic, existential, psychodynamic, psychosynthesis, etc.
My training experience in Embodied Psychotherapy and Somatic experiencing felt like the missing piece I was looking for. I feel that Transpersonal approach and Embodied Psychotherapy complement each other perfectly and fully represent me as who I am as a therapist.
I strongly believe in our bodies’ wisdom and its ability to heal itself so one of my main aim is to help clients to reconnect with theirs.
I feel that many of the physical ailments are the result of a discord between the body and the Soul so in order to recover, reconnection is needed.
In my work I also use creative tools such as drawings and visualisation and I like to give space for spirituality where there is an interest.
More info: counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/edina-matyas
Christina Argyropoulou - Working in Greece/Athens, UK/London and online
I am an Integrative and Embodied Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor, and Dance Movement Psychotherapist with more than 15 years of experience supporting individuals through healing, personal growth, and life transitions. My work is rooted in the undertanding that our emotional experiences are deeply connected to our bodies, and that meaningful change happens when we engage both mind and body in the therapeutic process.
I draw on a range of approaches, including body-oriented psychotherapy, mindfulness, trauma-informed practice, somatic approaches, and Internal Family Systems. I offer a warm, collaborative, and compassionate space where clients can explore their experiences at their own pace, deepen self-awareness, and reconnect with their inner strengths and resilience.
Having been born in a bilingual family, I bring a culturally sensitive and inclusive perspective to my work. My lifelong interest in movement, embodiment, contemplative practice, and creative expression continues to inform how I support clients in developing a more authentic and connected relationship with themselves.
I see therapy as a transformative journey that invites curiosity, courage, and self-compassion. My aim is to provide a safe and supportive environment where clients can process challenges, heal from past experiences, and move toward greater balance, vitality, and wellbeing.
More info: www.body-paths.com
Katarina Gadjanski - Working in Greece/Athens & Aegina, UK/London and online
For more details please see above in 'London' section
More info: embodiedpsychotherapy.org.uk/aboutus