Feminine Sovereignty and Reclamation

Many women who have experienced psychological, emotional, sexual, or psychic boundary violations find themselves navigating a deep and often confusing relationship to consent, desire, and agency. These experiences may not always be recognised as trauma, but they shape the way the body holds power, safety, and relational contact.

In my practice, we work carefully to identify and untangle these patterns - not by revisiting the story alone, but by helping clients notice what happens in their bodies, relationships, and responses in the present. This is how choice starts to return.

The focus is on re-establishing a sense of sovereignty in the body and in the field of relationship - so that intimacy, eroticism, and connection no longer carry the imprint of collapse - so you don’t leave yourself to be close to someone else.

When the nervous system no longer needs to seek resolution through repetition, a different kind of freedom becomes available: one grounded in self-possession, integrity, and the quiet return of erotic truth. This work is held with care, discretion, and absolute confidentiality.

If this speaks to something you’ve lived with, I welcome you to get in touch.