Kate Williams
Kate is a Counsellor, supervisor, breathwork coach and yoga teaching with over 20 years working in the field of body work and 12 years as a counsellor.
She is EMDR, EFT and Sensorimotor L1 Trauma Themes trained. She currently work within the NHS IAPT programme as well as running a busy private practice and enjoys teaching yoga and breathwork in groups and 1-2-1.
She has a keen interest in the impact trauma can have on the nervous system, mind and body and have undergone extensive training in trauma. With this in mind, and her training as a breathwork coach, she has developed a more trauma-informed & embodied way of working to support others to better inhabit their bodies, self soothe and regulate their feelings and in doing so feel more grounded and connected.
Kate teaches on a L5 Somatic-Informed Trauma Therapy Course and L2 Breathwork coaching Award.
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Fascinating and Restorative
Frances Massey
I absolutely loved this training. I came to it looking for more resources to help a returning client who was struggling with CPTSD. I have taken away so much...
Read MoreI absolutely loved this training. I came to it looking for more resources to help a returning client who was struggling with CPTSD. I have taken away so much knowledge and actionable tools to support and psychoeducate my clients. I have also been able to apply aspects to my own self development and understanding. It has built on and expanded my existing knowledge around polyvagal theory and trauma process and introduced me to sensory motor aspects I had yet to explore and will be deepening into from now on. Thank you Kate I will check out your other trainings as well.
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Anne Farrell
Kate is simply brilliant - brings the theory to the practical.
Kate is simply brilliant - brings the theory to the practical.
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Thought provoking and practical. Thank you for educating and inspiring with tools around trauma work.
Thought provoking and practical. Thank you for educating and inspiring with tools around trauma work.
Read LessRachel Thompson
Combining theory and practical exercises is an interesting and accessible way.
Combining theory and practical exercises is an interesting and accessible way.
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