Mindfulness-Based Core Process

A compassionate, holistic path to healing and transformation

A Mindfulness-Based Path to Healing and Remembering

Core Process Psychotherapy is not about fixing, but listening.
It invites you to slow down, to meet your experience with breath and presence, and to discover that beneath pain and confusion there is something whole, wise, and intact.

Rooted in Buddhist psychology and contemplative practice, Core Process offers:

  • A safe, relational space to explore whatever arises — thoughts, emotions, sensations, silence

  • A gentle pace that honours your nervous system rather than overriding it

  • A path that helps old patterns loosen so clarity, self-trust, and belonging can emerge

This work may resonate if you:

  • Feel emotionally overwhelmed, shut down, or caught in repeating cycles

  • Carry early attachment wounds or a deep sense of aloneness

  • Long to feel more connected — to yourself, your body, your relationships

  • Are drawn to mindfulness, somatic practice, or spiritual inquiry

  • Sense something in you wants to be met — but not forced

Core Process is a practice of returning — again and again — to what is true in this moment. From that ground, healing unfolds. Not because we push for it, but because we finally stop trying to make it happen.

I offer Core Process woven with Somatic Experiencing® and Conscious Connected Breathwork for a more embodied, trauma-informed path. This is not a quick fix, but a way of remembering — of coming home to yourself, gently and fully.

My approach

My training weaves Mindfulness-Based Core Process Psychotherapy and Somatic Experiencing®, alongside Breathwork

I take a mindful, body-based approach, helping clients discover how mind and body can support healing and self-care. This work begins exactly where you are, welcoming whatever you bring

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The Nervous System Healing Guide: A Free Resource for Regulation

In a world that often pulls us in a thousand directions, it can feel hard to find steady ground inside ourselves. The body reacts to stress before we even think about it—racing ahead into fight or flight, withdrawing into freeze, or softening into fawn. These states are not flaws. They are intelligent ways the nervous system has learned to keep us safe. But sometimes, what once protected us begins to feel like it controls us. That’s where gentle awareness and simple practices can bring us back to balance. To support you, I’ve created a free Nervous System Healing Guide—a beautifully designed, practical companion for daily life. What is the Nervous System? The nervous system is the body’s communication network. It links brain, body, and environment, sending signals that shape how we move, feel, and respond. At its heart is the autonomic nervous system, which works automatically to keep us safe.

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