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Somatic Therapy Online and In Person - Anlaby, Hull

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On Demand Yoga | Therapeutic | Trauma-Informed

Somatic Therapy | Online | In person | Trauma-Informed

Our emotional world is a physical experience​

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Welcome, I'm Michaela, or 'Kaela' 

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I work where the mind and body meet.

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Helping you move beyond overwhelm, suppression, busyness, avoidance and burnout. So you can understand your experiences, stop repeating the same (unhelpful) patterns and learn to feel differently.

Respond rather than React

We can't think our way out of everything we feel

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You might be in the right place if you recognise yourself here ...

"I understand my patterns, but I still keep repeating them."

"I can talk about my feelings, but I can't actually feel them."

"I feel fine on the surface, but something feels distant or off."

"I'm always 'on'. I can't fully switch off, even when I want to."

"I'm my own harshest critic, even when I am doing everything right."

"I hold so much for others, but can't find my way back to myself."

Talking alone can only take you so far
Change happens when the mind and body work together

 

Top-down - Talking Therapy
Making better sense of it
Bottom-up - Somatic Therapy
Learning to feel it, safely

Understanding where your patterns began

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Exploring childhood, relationships and the roots

of how you learnt to cope

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Making sense of anxiety, low mood or disconnection

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Inner child and parts work

Noticing what's happening in your body, not just your mind

 

Learning to stay with sensation, tension or stillness, instead of moving past it

 

Breath and gentle movement, woven in as needed

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Building the capacity to actually feel, not just understand

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The mind Body Approach does both
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Feeling too much was never the problem..

knowing how to process it was.

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