Somatic therapy & nervous system support

Feel at home in your body.

I help you explore the patterns connected with persistent pain, stress, trauma and overwhelm, so you can feel safer in your body and live with greater ease and freedom.

Trauma-informed
and body-led

In-person in Dorset
& online

Nervous system
regulation

Lasting change
not quick fixes

You don’t have to keep pushing through

Support for the patterns that keep showing up.

You may have tried to understand, manage or fix what’s happening, but something still feels stuck.

Persistent pain, stress, overwhelm or the effects of past experiences can involve more than one part of us.

Together, we can explore what is happening in your body, nervous system, emotions and patterns of protection, gently and at a pace that feels manageable.

Persistent pain

Stress & overwhelm

Trauma & past experiences

Feeling stuck

Meet Natasha

Support that works with your body, not against it.

I’m Natasha, a Somatic Trauma Therapist and Bodywork Practitioner. I’ve been working professionally with the body since 2011. My work has evolved over time to bring together bodywork, nervous-system support, trauma therapy and embodied approaches.

You don’t need to know which approach you need. The work is shaped around you, your experiences, your nervous system, your capacity and what feels most important now.


How we work

An Integrated Approach


I draw on Somatic EMDR, Embodied Processing, Somatic parts and attachment-informed approaches, Neuro Affective Touch and Myofascial Bodywork, depending on what is most supportive for you.

Sometimes we need to build resources and capacity. Sometimes we need to understand the story or notice what’s happening in the body. And sometimes we’re ready to process what the nervous system still seems to experience as now.
The work can move between all of this.

Different routes into the same aim:
More safety, connection, choice and freedom in your body and life.

Explore my approaches

Somatic Therapy

Body-based therapy for persistent symptoms, stress, trauma and nervous-system patterns.

Myofascial Release

Gentle trauma-informed bodywork for tension, pain and embodied protection.

Embodied Processing®

A body-led approach for emotional processing, regulation and integration.

Neuro-Affective Touch®

Relational, consent-led touch and body awareness supporting safety and connection.

“I found somatic therapy to be the missing piece of the puzzle for my mental health as well as my physical issues too.”

Client testimonial • in person


Common questions

Somatic therapy FAQs

Where is Freedom Within based?

Freedom Within is based in Dorset, close to Poole and Bournemouth. Online sessions are also available for approaches that are suitable for remote work.

How much does a session cost?

A 60-minute session is £105 and a 90-minute session is £145. Packages of four sessions are £380 for 60-minute sessions or £540 for 90-minute sessions. The initial 15-minute enquiry call is free.

Do I need to know which therapy I need?

No. The introductory call is a chance to talk about what is happening for you and whether Natasha’s approach feels supportive. The way of working can then be discussed together.

Are sessions available online?

Yes, this work can be offered online although hands-on approaches require an in-person session.

What can somatic work focus on?

People may explore persistent pain, stress, tension, emotional patterns, disconnection from the body or the effects of difficult experiences. Support is individual and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or emergency care.

What happens first?

You can begin with a free 15-minute enquiry call. It is a no-obligation conversation to ask questions, discuss what you are looking for and decide whether to arrange a session.


A simple starting point

How It Works & Pricing

A clear, supportive process from first contact to ongoing work.

1. Connect

Book a free call

A short conversation about what is happening and what you are looking for.

2. Explore

Find what feels right

Together we’ll explore what
feels right for you.

3. Work gently

Work together

We’ll shape the work around you and move at a pace that feels manageable.

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