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A practice of qualified, experienced counsellors and psychotherapists in Walthamstow in East London.

  • Home
  • Our rooms
  • Our therapists
    • Georgia Anderson
    • Helena Berg
    • Anna Braybrooke
    • Emma Brodrick
    • Anders Carvalho
    • Max Chainey
    • Ivan Charatan
    • Phillida Cheetham
    • Sylvia Chew
    • Seyche Cullinane
    • Ella Deeks
    • Dr Elinor Doris
    • Dr Gareth Drake
    • Dr Michael Eisen
    • Dr Chloe Foster
    • Kathy Gale
    • Sam Grayston
    • Frances Hollingdale
    • Julia Hughes
    • Jasmin Khan
    • Emma Light
    • Innes Meek
    • Dede-Kossi Osakonor
    • Yoni Pinkas
    • Rachel Pretty
    • Eleanor Rushton
    • Jo Salsbury
    • Sam Shepherd
    • Emma Thatcher
    • Dr Antonella Trotta
    • Charlotte Tuck
    • Chloe Wiles
  • Our groups
    • Nurture
    • Second Spring
  • Areas of expertise
    • Abuse, bullying and self-harm
    • Addictions, obsessions and phobias
    • ADHD and Autism Spectrum disorders
    • Anxiety, depression and suicidal feelings
    • Careers and finances
    • Families, parenting and step-parenting
    • Fertility issues
    • Food issues, body image and self-esteem
    • Health issues, illness and bereavement
    • Meditation, guided music, mindfulness and spirituality
    • Sexuality and gender identity
    • Types of therapies
  • How to reach us

Steffany George

UKCP Trainee Psychotherapist
Steffany George - Trainee Psychotherapist

About Me

I’m Steffany, a UKCP-registered trainee psychotherapist in Biodynamic Body Psychotherapy. I begin from a place of compassion and curiosity. I believe that even in our most challenging states, there is a deep wisdom from within. I work holistically with the body, mind, and spirit.

My Approach

Biodynamic therapy uses three primary modalities: talking therapy, psychotherapeutic massage, and vegeto-therapy. Each session begins through conversation, then depending on what is needed, we might stay with talking, move to the massage table, or shift into a comfortable position for guided ‘dynamic relaxation.’

Our work together is a collaborative process, creating a pace and place where you can explore and unfold. This therapeutic approach aims to work within the window of tolerance by befriending resistance, allowing you to feel safe enough so that defences can melt and a psychodynamic process emerges from within the body.

When we decide to move to the massage table, I will use a stethoscope to listen to the sounds in your belly. In the late 1950s, Norwegian psychotherapist Gerda Boyesen theorised that the sounds of psycho-peristalsis discharge psychological and physical distress by clearing away residual stress hormones and facilitating the body’s natural capacity for self-regulation and equilibrium.

When we work with vegetotherapy, you’ll be invited to get comfortable and turn your focus inward. This allows unconscious energy to move into your awareness, leading to spontaneous movement, directed actions, or thoughtful images. From this place, physical, emotional, and mental blockages can be released, giving you more access to your authentic self.

After a Biodynamic therapy session, clients often comment on feeling grounded and clear, experiencing energetic streaming in their body, a sense of lightness or expansiveness, or gaining insightful self-compassion and connection.

Who Can Benefit?

Biodynamic Body Psychotherapy is beneficial for a wide range of physical and psychological issues, including:

  • Chronic stress
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Shock
  • Grief
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Physical pain
  • Unresolved emotional patterns
  • Disturbances in the body-mind connection
  • Desire for self-discovery through a body-centered approach

How to Get Started

If you’re interested in this journey, please get in touch. I recommend committing to at least six sessions to see if this work is for you.

Rates

£60 for a 1-hour session

Contact

Email: [email protected]

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