What happens in a session?

Every session is different because every body is different.

While you’ll spend most of the session lying down, this isn’t something being done to you while you passively receive it. Your participation matters.

I often describe it as a collaboration between your body’s intelligence and my ability to read and respond to what it’s showing us.

For in-person sessions, this includes physically working with different areas of the body. I’ll often assess things like posture, leg length, Achilles tension and how your body is organising tension patterns. Throughout the session, I may gently place my hands on different areas of the body, including areas such as the feet, ankles, spine, sacrum, coccyx, neck or other locations your body is directing attention towards.

There are no forceful manipulations, chiropractic-style adjustments or manual corrections. If I need you to move, reposition, tuck your chin, adjust your breathing or change position, I’ll simply guide you through it.

You’ll also notice that I’m not talking the entire session. Once we move into the active part of the work, there will usually be music playing and much of my attention is focused on observing and responding to what your body is communicating in real time.

You may also notice me working slightly above the body at times. This is part of how I work with the field and energetic aspects of the system. There is nothing performative about it, no rituals, chanting, or anything you need to believe in for the session to work. It’s simply part of the observational process I use when working with the body as a whole system.

You don’t need to force anything, perform anything, or manufacture an experience. But you do need to lean into what’s arising when your body begins communicating.

Sometimes that looks like movement. Sometimes emotion. Sometimes memories, sensations, warmth, stillness, discomfort, relief, laughter, tears, or a deep breath that feels like it came from somewhere you didn’t know you were holding.

Sometimes it feels incredibly obvious. Sometimes it’s subtle.

Neither is better than the other.

Yes.

This work isn’t dependent on touch. It’s based on observation; reading how your system communicates in real time through breath, tension, movement, stillness and the subtle shifts most people overlook.

That’s why online sessions can be just as effective as in-person.

Your body doesn’t need to be pushed, managed or physically manipulated to respond. It already knows what to do once it no longer has to keep organising around the same old patterns, regardless of location.

No.

The intake process acts as much of the consultation.

As part of the booking process, you'll complete a detailed intake form before confirming your booking. I've designed it to give me a broad understanding of your history, current challenges, recurring patterns, and any relevant context before we ever step into a session together.

The reason I do it this way is simple: I'd rather spend your session time doing the work than spending most of it gathering information that could have been collected beforehand.

That doesn't mean we won't talk. We absolutely will. I'll often ask questions throughout a session if I want more clarity around something I'm seeing, feeling, or noticing. But because I've already reviewed your intake form beforehand, we can get into the work much sooner instead of spending the first half of the session playing catch-up.

Whether you're seeing me online or in person, this gives me a strong starting point before your body starts telling us the rest.

It's probably one of the most common questions I get asked.

I also think it's built on an assumption that doesn't always fit this kind of work.

It's a bit like asking, "How many gym sessions until I'm done?" or "How many conversations until my marriage is complete?"

Life doesn't really work like that.

Every woman is different, so there isn't a number I'm trying to get you to.

This work isn't linear, and it isn't something I can accurately predict from the outset because we're not following a protocol.

We're following your body.

Some women move through things quite quickly.

Others find the work unfolds over months as different protective patterns become visible over time.

Sometimes sessions are closer together.

Sometimes they're further apart.

Sometimes life itself becomes the integration, and there's a period where you simply go and participate in your life before feeling naturally pulled back into another session.

That's why I don't make promises around "how many sessions."

I'd rather be honest.

This isn't about ticking boxes until you're "finished."

It's about meeting your body where it is, working with what's genuinely presenting and allowing that unfolding to guide the pace.

Some women see me weekly for a period of time.

Some monthly.

Some take longer breaks.

There isn't a right rhythm.

There is only the rhythm that's right for you.

Any of it is normal.

Tears, movement, warmth, stillness, emotion, or nothing noticeable at all, your body responds in the way that makes the most sense for what it’s been carrying.

None of it is performance, and none of it determines whether the session “worked.”

Your system doesn’t perform. It responds.

This work isn’t built around catharsis or intensity. Sometimes the shifts are obvious in the moment. Sometimes they unfold quietly afterwards in the way you rest, react, speak or move through life.

Stillness can be as honest as movement. Silence can say more than release.

Neither.

I’m not interested in helping your body temporarily feel better, and I’m not interested in simply helping you understand your patterns.

I’m interested in understanding why your body still believes it needs the protective strategy it’s organised around in the first place.

Because if your body no longer needs to carry something that’s already over, why would my goal be to simply help you carry it more comfortably?

That’s a very different conversation.