July 2026
I offer therapy and supervision appointments on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, either in the therapy room, on Dartmoor, or online.
I’m only available for urgent short notice appointments for existing or previous clients during August.
I may have space for one or two more face-to-face regular sessions, from October onwards, though my online capacity is full.
There are also one or two spaces available on body psychotherapy weekends (info at the erthworks website)
-I’m continuing to offer Body Psychotherapy Weekends with my colleagues including Judith Salling-Ash, Simon Bonnin
Feel free to Join our mailing list here to be kept updated on 2026 dates.
I sometimes offer other workshops, including Embodied-Relational Therapy Workshops with Allison Priestman
-I’m also available for contact, queries and questions relating to the Embodied-Relational Therapy Training which will be led by the new ERT Training Collective, likely in 2027 or 2028
Good wishes to you, Stephen
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Psychotherapy offers you the opportunity to take some time out and make some sense of it all. You deserve to be met with respect, compassion and sensitivity.
We start by building trust, and exploring the strengths which help you in your life.
If it feels safe and helpful to do so, we move onto addressing that which causes distress or trauma, or holds you back from living your life how you want to.
We work in a way which feels as comfortable as possible for you, this could include, for example:
– talking and listening
-working with nature, either in the therapy room, or outdoors, in a dedicated space in the garden, or elsewhere – see here for more information on Wild Therapy
-bringing attention to body sensations, movement impulses, your breathing pattern or physical symptoms
-paying attention to what happens between us as human beings
-drawing, writing, making, sand tray work
-working with simple physical experience
-working with the possibility of physical contact if it feels helpful to you
We bring compassionate attention to what is happening right now, and support the process of positive change.
