The window of tolerance, a term coined by psychiatrist Dan Siegel, describes the zone of nervous system arousal in which we can function well. Inside the window, we can think clearly, feel our feelings without being swamped by them, stay connected to other people and respond to life rather than just react to it.
Somatic healing is based on the principle that trauma, stress and unprocessed emotions are stored within the body, which causesour nervous system to become dysregulated, anxious or disconnected. Somatic healing works directly with the body to release these stored experiences and restore balance to the nervous system.
Discover the main types of anxiety, including generalised anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety, health anxiety, agoraphobia, separation anxiety, OCD and PTSD. Mapping your unique anxiety pattern provides some quick relief, but indentifying and resolving the underlying root cause of your anxiety provides the deep and lasting relief.
For generations, men have been taught a simple but damaging message that emotions are a sign of weakness, e.g. “Man up”, “Boys don’t cry” and “Just get on with it.” Discover how therapy for men can change these stereotypical beliefs, why more men are seeking support, and how therapy creates lasting change.
Discover the InCorr Method (Interoceptive Core Reconsolidation), a gentle somatic (or body-based) psychotherapy developed by Shauna Quigley that unpacks and heals trauma at its core through interoceptive awareness and phenomenological psychology.
Anxiety isn’t just about your current circumstances. While stressful jobs, relationship challenges, or financial pressures might trigger your symptoms, the true source of anxiety often lies much deeper in childhood experiences that shaped how you see yourself and the world around you.