Private Somatic Practice for Women
Regulation. Containment. Professional Discretion.
Structured, body-based therapeutic work addressing nervous system regulation and chronic holding patterns within the female body, including the pelvis.
This is a private, clinically grounded practice dedicated to women experiencing chronic pelvic tension, stress-related holding, or unresolved physiological responses to emotional overwhelm. The work is rooted in nervous system science, somatic psychology, and structured therapeutic methodology.
Where the body remembers - and the release begins.
Appointments are limited and pre-screened. Confidentiality and professional boundaries are strictly maintained.
Who This Is For
This practice recognises that the body carries what composure conceals.
It is for women who:
• Have built extraordinary lives yet carry unresolved tension
• Seek embodied healing beyond cognitive processing
• Value privacy, professionalism, and structured care
Common concerns include:
• Persistent pelvic or lower-body tension
• Emotional shutdown or holding
• Nervous system dysregulation
• Residual relational or intimate trauma
• Disconnection from the body
All enquiries are screened for suitability and alignment.
What To Expect
All clients begin with a structured screening process:
Written enquiry
Pre-consultation discussion
Scheduled private session
Sessions are conducted in a confidential, professionally held environment.
Each 90–120 minute session may include:
• Breathwork & vibration-based regulation
• Somatic dialogue for emotional decompression
• Gentle, non-invasive external techniques
• Creative sensory integration
• Structured reflection and integration
Sessions are strictly non-sexual and consent-led.
Clinical Framework
This practice is grounded in:
Trauma-informed principles
Somatic psychology
Nervous-system regulation theory
Body-based emotional release methodologies
Consent-based therapeutic practice
The pelvic region plays a central role in stress storage, reproductive experience, identity formation, and embodied memory. Emotional tension may persist even when cognitive processing has occurred.
This work addresses the body directly , respectfully and clinically.
Professional Standards
Sessions are:
• Non-sexual
• Consent-led
• Structured
• Confidential
Clear boundaries are maintained at all times.