Nadinne Dyen

I work Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am-7pm 

Hi, I am Nadinne, an experienced psychotherapist, founder of a trauma therapy centre, PhD researcher with expertise in trauma supporting clients to feel regulated and connected to live life fully.

Perhaps you're feeling trapped or blocked by the past, confused knowing there must be more to life but feeling stuck in survival. Maybe you feel in the depths of despair with feelings of stress, depression, anxiety or recently grieving from a bereavement, or experiencing a loss of meaning in your life. You know changes need to be made and seeking a space to work through your process to find greater balance, meaning to life, allowing you to really live your life fully.

Trauma does not only live in memory; it lives in the nervous system and body. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how experiences are held physically and emotionally. I also integrate creativity where helpful, allowing processing and expression beyond words.

I have extensive experience working with CEOs, leaders of not-for-profits, global brands, and individuals within the creative and music industries supporting high-capacity people who may appear successful externally while struggling internally.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with PhD doctoral research exploring trauma beyond individualistic models, informed by learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives.

Clients often begin feeling dysregulated or stuck in survival mode. Over time, they experience greater clarity, emotional balance, stronger boundaries, a calmer nervous system, a deeper connection with themselves and with others experiencing healthier relationships and a deeper sense of self-trust and direction to live a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Reaching out can feel like a big step. Therapy offers a space where you don’t have to carry things alone.

I offer trauma-informed psychotherapy for individuals seeking meaningful, lasting change. My work supports those who feel overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected, or impacted by past or recent experiences that continue to shape how they feel and live today.

I am a warm, deeply compassionate and empathic therapist, and I aim to create a space where you feel safe, seen, and understood. Alongside deep listening, I work interactively offering reflections, observations, and gentle guidance when helpful, rather than being simply a passive listening presence.

Therapy with me is collaborative, steady, and grounded. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how stress and trauma are held in the body. When appropriate, I also integrate creative approaches to support expression and processing beyond words.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with ongoing doctoral research exploring trauma beyond the individualistic lens of Western models. I have spent years learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives, which inform my understanding of healing as relational, embodied, and connected to culture and meaning.

Clients often come to me experiencing anxiety, burnout, grief, emotional dysregulation, or a sense of survival mode. Through our work, they commonly develop greater clarity, emotional balance, and resilience. They feel more regulated, grounded, and connected to themselves and others, with a stronger sense of self-trust and healthier relationships.

I have experience working with leaders, creatives, professionals, and individuals navigating complex personal challenges. My aim is to provide a space where you feel supported, gently guided, and able to move toward a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Firstly I offer a free online 30 minute consultation: 

The Consultation is an opportunity for you to share what you are truly seeking from therapy. 

We will explore what has brought you here at this time, what feels challenging, and what you hope might feel different in your life as a result of this work. This is a space for you to share what feels most important, whether that is gaining clarity, feeling more regulated, working through trauma, or understanding yourself more deeply.

There is no pressure to share everything at once. We move at a pace that feels manageable and respectful of your boundaries.

I may ask some gentle questions about your background, current circumstances, nervous system patterns, and any previous therapeutic experiences. This helps me understand not only your challenges, but also your strengths and capacity. I will also share how I work, including my integrative, somatic, and trauma-informed approach so you can sense whether it feels aligned for you.

By the end of the session, we will have a clearer understanding of what you are looking for and how we might work together in a way that supports meaningful and sustainable change.

Beginning therapy can feel vulnerable. The first session is about clarity, safety, and ensuring that the work feels right for you.

I work Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am-7pm 

Hi, I am Nadinne, an experienced psychotherapist, founder of a trauma therapy centre, PhD researcher with expertise in trauma supporting clients to feel regulated and connected to live life fully.

Perhaps you're feeling trapped or blocked by the past, confused knowing there must be more to life but feeling stuck in survival. Maybe you feel in the depths of despair with feelings of stress, depression, anxiety or recently grieving from a bereavement, or experiencing a loss of meaning in your life. You know changes need to be made and seeking a space to work through your process to find greater balance, meaning to life, allowing you to really live your life fully.

Trauma does not only live in memory; it lives in the nervous system and body. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how experiences are held physically and emotionally. I also integrate creativity where helpful, allowing processing and expression beyond words.

I have extensive experience working with CEOs, leaders of not-for-profits, global brands, and individuals within the creative and music industries supporting high-capacity people who may appear successful externally while struggling internally.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with PhD doctoral research exploring trauma beyond individualistic models, informed by learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives.

Clients often begin feeling dysregulated or stuck in survival mode. Over time, they experience greater clarity, emotional balance, stronger boundaries, a calmer nervous system, a deeper connection with themselves and with others experiencing healthier relationships and a deeper sense of self-trust and direction to live a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Reaching out can feel like a big step. Therapy offers a space where you don’t have to carry things alone.

I offer trauma-informed psychotherapy for individuals seeking meaningful, lasting change. My work supports those who feel overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected, or impacted by past or recent experiences that continue to shape how they feel and live today.

I am a warm, deeply compassionate and empathic therapist, and I aim to create a space where you feel safe, seen, and understood. Alongside deep listening, I work interactively offering reflections, observations, and gentle guidance when helpful, rather than being simply a passive listening presence.

Therapy with me is collaborative, steady, and grounded. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how stress and trauma are held in the body. When appropriate, I also integrate creative approaches to support expression and processing beyond words.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with ongoing doctoral research exploring trauma beyond the individualistic lens of Western models. I have spent years learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives, which inform my understanding of healing as relational, embodied, and connected to culture and meaning.

Firstly I offer a free online 30 minute consultation:

The Consultation is an opportunity for you to share what you are truly seeking from therapy.

We will explore what has brought you here at this time, what feels challenging, and what you hope might feel different in your life as a result of this work. This is a space for you to share what feels most important, whether that is gaining clarity, feeling more regulated, working through trauma, or understanding yourself more deeply.

There is no pressure to share everything at once. We move at a pace that feels manageable and respectful of your boundaries.

I may ask some gentle questions about your background, current circumstances, nervous system patterns, and any previous therapeutic experiences. This helps me understand not only your challenges, but also your strengths and capacity. I will also share how I work, including my integrative, somatic, and trauma-informed approach so you can sense whether it feels aligned for you.

By the end of the session, we will have a clearer understanding of what you are looking for and how we might work together in a way that supports meaningful and sustainable change.

Beginning therapy can feel vulnerable. The first session is about clarity, safety, and ensuring that the work feels right for you.

I work Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am-7pm

Hi, I am Nadinne, an experienced psychotherapist, founder of a trauma therapy centre, PhD researcher with expertise in trauma supporting clients to feel regulated and connected to live life fully.

Perhaps you're feeling trapped or blocked by the past, confused knowing there must be more to life but feeling stuck in survival. Maybe you feel in the depths of despair with feelings of stress, depression, anxiety or recently grieving from a bereavement, or experiencing a loss of meaning in your life. You know changes need to be made and seeking a space to work through your process to find greater balance, meaning to life, allowing you to really live your life fully.

Trauma does not only live in memory; it lives in the nervous system and body. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how experiences are held physically and emotionally. I also integrate creativity where helpful, allowing processing and expression beyond words.

I have extensive experience working with CEOs, leaders of not-for-profits, global brands, and individuals within the creative and music industries supporting high-capacity people who may appear successful externally while struggling internally.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with PhD doctoral research exploring trauma beyond individualistic models, informed by learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives.

Clients often begin feeling dysregulated or stuck in survival mode. Over time, they experience greater clarity, emotional balance, stronger boundaries, a calmer nervous system, a deeper connection with themselves and with others experiencing healthier relationships and a deeper sense of self-trust and direction to live a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Reaching out can feel like a big step. Therapy offers a space where you don’t have to carry things alone.

I offer trauma-informed psychotherapy for individuals seeking meaningful, lasting change. My work supports those who feel overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected, or impacted by past or recent experiences that continue to shape how they feel and live today.

I am a warm, deeply compassionate and empathic therapist, and I aim to create a space where you feel safe, seen, and understood. Alongside deep listening, I work interactively offering reflections, observations, and gentle guidance when helpful, rather than being simply a passive listening presence.

Therapy with me is collaborative, steady, and grounded. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how stress and trauma are held in the body. When appropriate, I also integrate creative approaches to support expression and processing beyond words.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with ongoing doctoral research exploring trauma beyond the individualistic lens of Western models. I have spent years learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives, which inform my understanding of healing as relational, embodied, and connected to culture and meaning.

Clients often come to me experiencing anxiety, burnout, grief, emotional dysregulation, or a sense of survival mode. Through our work, they commonly develop greater clarity, emotional balance, and resilience. They feel more regulated, grounded, and connected to themselves and others, with a stronger sense of self-trust and healthier relationships.

I have experience working with leaders, creatives, professionals, and individuals navigating complex personal challenges. My aim is to provide a space where you feel supported, gently guided, and able to move toward a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

I offer a free online consultation as an opportunity for us to connect, for you to share what you’re seeking support with, and to learn more about how I work.

As an integrative psychotherapist, I draw from a range of therapeutic approaches, recognising that each person is unique and that different types of support are needed at different stages of the therapeutic journey.

My work is relational, compassionate, and grounded in creating a space where you feel safe, heard, and understood. I am not solely a talking therapist I also integrate somatic and experiential approaches to help us understand what sits beneath the surface, not just cognitively but emotionally and physically.

Together, we explore the root of what you’re experiencing while developing practical tools and supportive practices that help you feel more regulated, steady, and connected within yourself. This work supports a calmer nervous system, greater emotional balance, and the capacity to respond to life rather than remain in survival mode.

The intention is not only insight, but real change supporting you to feel more resourced, more aligned, and able to live with a greater sense of meaning, purpose, and connection.

I work Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am-7pm 

Hi, I am Nadinne, an experienced psychotherapist, founder of a trauma therapy centre, PhD researcher with expertise in trauma supporting clients to feel regulated and connected to live life fully.

Perhaps you're feeling trapped or blocked by the past, confused knowing there must be more to life but feeling stuck in survival. Maybe you feel in the depths of despair with feelings of stress, depression, anxiety or recently grieving from a bereavement, or experiencing a loss of meaning in your life. You know changes need to be made and seeking a space to work through your process to find greater balance, meaning to life, allowing you to really live your life fully.

Trauma does not only live in memory; it lives in the nervous system and body. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how experiences are held physically and emotionally. I also integrate creativity where helpful, allowing processing and expression beyond words.

I have extensive experience working with CEOs, leaders of not-for-profits, global brands, and individuals within the creative and music industries supporting high-capacity people who may appear successful externally while struggling internally.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with PhD doctoral research exploring trauma beyond individualistic models, informed by learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives.

Clients often begin feeling dysregulated or stuck in survival mode. Over time, they experience greater clarity, emotional balance, stronger boundaries, a calmer nervous system, a deeper connection with themselves and with others experiencing healthier relationships and a deeper sense of self-trust and direction to live a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Reaching out can feel like a big step. Therapy offers a space where you don’t have to carry things alone.

Firstly I offer a free online consultation as an opportunity to connect and to share exactly what you are seeking support for and to hear more about my approach. 

As an integrative psychotherapist I am trained in many approaches as we are all so different and understand different types of therapy are needed at different periods of the therapeutic journey. 

I hold a safely and deeply compassionate space. My approach is very relational. I am not just a talking therapist I offer a variety of somatic and experimental explorations to support us to better understand the root of the issue as well as tools and practices to support making the changes needed to feel a greater sense of connection with yourself and live a life with more meaning and purpose. 

First you have a free 30 min online consultation. 

I work with clients:

- In person

- Online

- Hybrid

- Walk and talk 

My practices are based in Bristol City Centre and Clifton as well as London, Frome and Stroud. 

I work Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am-7pm 

Hi, I am Nadinne, an experienced psychotherapist, founder of a trauma therapy centre, PhD researcher with expertise in trauma supporting clients to feel regulated and connected to live life fully.

Perhaps you're feeling trapped or blocked by the past, confused knowing there must be more to life but feeling stuck in survival. Maybe you feel in the depths of despair with feelings of stress, depression, anxiety or recently grieving from a bereavement, or experiencing a loss of meaning in your life. You know changes need to be made and seeking a space to work through your process to find greater balance, meaning to life, allowing you to really live your life fully.

Trauma does not only live in memory; it lives in the nervous system and body. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how experiences are held physically and emotionally. I also integrate creativity where helpful, allowing processing and expression beyond words.

I have extensive experience working with CEOs, leaders of not-for-profits, global brands, and individuals within the creative and music industries supporting high-capacity people who may appear successful externally while struggling internally.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with PhD doctoral research exploring trauma beyond individualistic models, informed by learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives. 

Clients often begin feeling dysregulated or stuck in survival mode. Over time, they experience greater clarity, emotional balance, stronger boundaries, a calmer nervous system, a deeper connection with themselves and with others experiencing healthier relationships and a deeper sense of self-trust and direction to live a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Reaching out can feel like a big step. Therapy offers a space where you don’t have to carry things alone.

I offer trauma-informed psychotherapy for individuals seeking meaningful, lasting change. My work supports those who feel overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected, or impacted by past or recent experiences that continue to shape how they feel and live today.

I am a warm, deeply compassionate and empathic therapist, and I aim to create a space where you feel safe, seen, and understood. Alongside deep listening, I work interactively — offering reflections, observations, and gentle guidance when helpful, rather than being simply a passive listening presence.

Therapy with me is collaborative, steady, and grounded. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how stress and trauma are held in the body. When appropriate, I also integrate creative approaches to support expression and processing beyond words.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with ongoing doctoral research exploring trauma beyond the individualistic lens of Western models. I have spent years learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives, which inform my understanding of healing as relational, embodied, and connected to culture and meaning.

Clients often come to me experiencing anxiety, burnout, grief, emotional dysregulation, or a sense of survival mode. Through our work, they commonly develop greater clarity, emotional balance, and resilience. They feel more regulated, grounded, and connected to themselves and others, with a stronger sense of self-trust and healthier relationships.

I have experience working with leaders, creatives, professionals, and individuals navigating complex personal challenges. My aim is to provide a space where you feel supported, gently guided, and able to move toward a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Firstly I offer a free online 30 minute consultation:

The Consultation is an opportunity for you to share what you are truly seeking from therapy.

We will explore what has brought you here at this time, what feels challenging, and what you hope might feel different in your life as a result of this work. This is a space for you to share what feels most important, whether that is gaining clarity, feeling more regulated, working through trauma, or understanding yourself more deeply.

There is no pressure to share everything at once. We move at a pace that feels manageable and respectful of your boundaries.

I may ask some gentle questions about your background, current circumstances, nervous system patterns, and any previous therapeutic experiences. This helps me understand not only your challenges, but also your strengths and capacity. I will also share how I work, including my integrative, somatic, and trauma-informed approach so you can sense whether it feels aligned for you.

By the end of the session, we will have a clearer understanding of what you are looking for and how we might work together in a way that supports meaningful and sustainable change.

Beginning therapy can feel vulnerable. The first session is about clarity, safety, and ensuring that the work feels right for you.

I work Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am-7pm 

Hi, I’m Nadinne, founder of a trauma-informed therapy centre and an experienced psychotherapist specialising in trauma and personal transformation.

Maybe you are feeling stuck, overwhelmed, disconnected, or impacted by past or recent experiences that continue to shape how you live today carrying the weight of the past, struggling with anxiety, burnout or grief, functioning outwardly while struggling internally, or sensing something needs to shift but not knowing how.

Trauma does not only live in memory; it lives in the nervous system and body. It shapes how safe we feel, how we relate, and how fully we engage with life. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how experiences are held physically and emotionally. I also integrate creativity where helpful, allowing processing and expression beyond words.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with PhD doctoral research exploring trauma beyond individualistic models, informed by learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives. This allows us to work not only with symptoms, but with identity, meaning, connection, and belonging.

I have extensive experience working with CEOs, leaders of not-for-profits, global brands, and individuals within the creative and music industries supporting high-capacity people who may appear successful externally while struggling internally.

Clients often begin feeling dysregulated or stuck in survival mode. Over time, they experience greater clarity, emotional balance, stronger boundaries, a calmer nervous system, a deeper connection with themselves and with others experiencing healthier relationships and a deeper sense of self-trust and direction to live a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Reaching out can feel like a big step. Therapy offers a space where you don’t have to carry things alone.

I offer trauma-informed psychotherapy for individuals seeking meaningful, lasting change. My work supports those who feel overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected, or impacted by past or recent experiences that continue to shape how they feel and live today.

I am a warm, deeply compassionate and empathic therapist, and I aim to create a space where you feel safe, seen, and understood. Alongside deep listening, I work interactively — offering reflections, observations, and gentle guidance when helpful, rather than being simply a passive listening presence.

Therapy with me is collaborative, steady, and grounded. Alongside talking therapy, I work somatically, supporting nervous system regulation and helping you understand how stress and trauma are held in the body. When appropriate, I also integrate creative approaches to support expression and processing beyond words.

My approach combines trauma-informed Western psychology with ongoing doctoral research exploring trauma beyond the individualistic lens of Western models. I have spent years learning from non-Western and indigenous perspectives, which inform my understanding of healing as relational, embodied, and connected to culture and meaning.

Firstly I offer a free online 30 minute consultation:

The Consultation is an opportunity for you to share what you are truly seeking from therapy.

We will explore what has brought you here at this time, what feels challenging, and what you hope might feel different in your life as a result of this work. This is a space for you to share what feels most important, whether that is gaining clarity, feeling more regulated, working through trauma, or understanding yourself more deeply.

There is no pressure to share everything at once. We move at a pace that feels manageable and respectful of your boundaries.

I may ask some gentle questions about your background, current circumstances, nervous system patterns, and any previous therapeutic experiences. This helps me understand not only your challenges, but also your strengths and capacity. I will also share how I work, including my integrative, somatic, and trauma-informed approach so you can sense whether it feels aligned for you.

By the end of the session, we will have a clearer understanding of what you are looking for and how we might work together in a way that supports meaningful and sustainable change.

Beginning therapy can feel vulnerable. The first session is about clarity, safety, and ensuring that the work feels right for you.