Hi, I’m Francesca, a somatic trauma therapist, counsellor, supervisor, and eco-somatic practitioner. I support individuals, partners and therapists through embodied, nature-led, and relational approaches.
she/her PgDip COSCA registered
WHO THIS IS FOR
You know life shouldn’t feel this hard. And yet it does. It’s difficult to be anywhere but your head – turning things over, analysing, trying to make sense of it all. You’re looking for some sort of respite, anything that can bring a little lightness and a little easiness.
Whether you’re completely new to therapy and somatic work, or you’ve done years of it and something still feels like it’s hanging there, you’re welcome here.
We listen to body cues and rhythms, gently building capacity for safety and change.
When helpful, we include the wider landscape – systemic, cultural, and natural.
If preferred, we can meet outside and let nature guide us.
We attend to power, consent, and social context, respecting your identities.
We make meaning together, using your language to orient the work.
I aim to create spaces where difference is welcomed and access needs are named.
Counselling, somatic trauma therapy, and outdoor/ecosomatic work – in person in Glasgow, online, or outdoors.
Body-led, trauma-informed couples work exploring how we relate, repair, and reconnect.
Clinical supervision, supervision for trainees, and group supervision for the third sector.
Outdoor therapy training, somatic approaches, and eco-somatic workshops for practitioners.
I am committed to providing an inclusive, trauma-informed therapy practice. This means continually reflecting on my biases, assumptions, and privileges, and recognising that true allyship is an ongoing process.
I work in a culturally sensitive and intersectional way, recognising that our bodies exist within social and political structures and may be shaped by experiences of marginalisation, prejudice, or systemic violence.
In our work together, I will be attentive to the language you use to describe yourself and your experiences, and I welcome your words to guide our shared understanding.
