Gestalt Psychotherapy
Supporting awareness, contact, choice, and self support in the here and now, while exploring how you relate to yourself, others, and the world around you.
Therapeutic approach
A relational, body aware, and neurodiversity affirming approach to therapy.
Eman’s approach brings together Gestalt psychotherapy, somatic awareness, trauma informed practice, disability aware experience, and neurodiversity affirming sensitivity. The work gives attention to your lived experience, your environment, your relationships, your sensory and emotional needs, and the patterns that may have once helped you cope but now feel limiting.
Somatic Awareness
Creating space to notice sensations, emotional signals, needs, limits, and the wisdom carried by the nervous system.
Trauma Informed Support
Working with safety, pace, dignity, and respect, especially when past experiences still shape how a person responds in the present.
Neurodiversity affirming support
Offering respectful support for people on the autism spectrum, people with ADHD, and other neurodivergent clients, with attention to sensory experience, communication, emotional regulation, masking, burnout, and a supportive therapeutic pace.
Disability aware practice
Informed by many years within the disability sector, with attention to dignity, access, autonomy, family systems, support needs, and the person beyond any label or diagnosis.
Relational care
Exploring patterns of contact, attachment, boundaries, communication, belonging, and the ways relationships can both wound and support healing.