"I have had 4 incredible Embodied Processing (Somatic Therapy) Sessions with Debbie and they have had a huge impact on me.
Previous to working with Debbie I had had a lot of talking therapy, and also behavioural therapies and trauma therapy such as EMDR. Separately to this I had later tried body based therapy. I still felt unable to clear or manage the trauma I had been through in my life and the intense emotions I am prone to experiencing as an empath. These strong emotions along with PTSD symptoms were impacting on my daily life and my relationships, especially with family members and romantic partners.
I felt instantly at ease in my first session with Debbie. The combination of being with the feelings in my body rather than the story of what I'd been through and being held and supported by Debbie - whilst also learning how to hold and support myself with anchoring points - has really helped me move on with my life and begin to respond to situations as my adult self rather than from a place of fear, disconnect and trauma. I had an incredible experience during one session of "saving myself" - being my own knight in shining armour. This helped me realise I had been chasing the notion of being rescued and that had been keeping me in harmful cycles. During my work with Debbie I formed a much deeper connection with myself and my body and have been able to form a closer and more trusting relationship with myself and others, being more discerning about who I allow into my life and my energy field without being fearful. I have also been able to live more in the present moment, healing through enjoyment of my life rather than focusing on what is “wrong”.
Debbie is kind, calm and relatable whilst also being professional. She is an amazing therapist and space holder, and lets you know she is there with you without interfering with the felt experience she expertly guides you through. I highly recommend Debbie's therapy to anyone who body based or talking therapy hasn't worked for, and for anyone wanting to move on from their trauma without invalidating what they've been through."