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By Mindfulness for Mums
February 12, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Mindfulness for Mums

Posted February 12, 2018

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Posted February 12, 2018

Hello all

If you or a loved one has suffered a trauma - no matter how long ago - that is still holding you back from peace and happiness, perhaps consider an initial session with me.

I'm a Somatic Experiencing (SE) Therapist specialising in helping others work with their body-mind's innate wisdom to overcome overwhelming events.

A form of body psychotherapy, SE's pioneering approach helps the person safely process and release the fight/flight survival energy that got stuck when the event(s) happened. It is both gentle and empowering and has changed lives all over the world, including mine. I qualified in 2010.

To find out more about this work and me, see: http://www.goosegreenclinic.net/somatic-experiencing-trauma-therapy/

or http://www.maggierichards.co.uk/

I primarily assist adults, and couples wishing to move through repetitive hurtful habits in their relating.

Thank you for reading,

Maggie

0794 121 8662

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