Libby Waite

Psychotherapeutic healing moves within the deep currents of the embodied psyche.

The places where sensation, symbol and story rise through body and ask to be known.

To attend to the psyche is to listen to the inner life of the body itself: to the shifts of emotion, the spark of an image, the memory that stirs beneath the surface. When psychotherapy meets this inner life directly — somatically, symbolically and through the intelligence of symptom — it becomes an act of tending the soul.I offer a space where soul can speak.

Together, we listen for what is alive, emergent and ready to be met in the space between us. We may follow the thread of a dream, a bodily sensation, the pulse of a symbol, or whatever naturally draws our attention as we move through imaginal, embodied and psychological terrains. The work unfolds organically, guided by what your inner life brings forward.

I am an integrative psychotherapist rooted in depth psychology, weaving Process Work, embodied mythopoetics and the transpersonal. This means our sessions may traverse body, mind, soul and spirit. We will meet your experience on multiple levels, from the tangible to the imaginal.

I work with people, with souls, who long for a therapy space that goes beyond talking about their experience and instead listens into it

This includes those navigating anxiety, grief, trauma, life transitions, relationship patterns, creative blocks or a sense of disconnection from self or purpose. We explore your inner world through sensation, emotion, dream, image, myth and embodied awareness, at a pace that feels safe and true for you.

If you are drawn to trust the deeper intelligence within you, the mystery, the magic, the unfolding nature of psyche, I welcome you into this work

I recommend booking a 30 minute discovery call (£40) so we can meet each other, explore your needs and how I might meet them.

If you would like to begin working together, then I send out the contract and new client intake form. In the first session, we go over the contract together, talk about your personal history and previous therapy experience. We will explore in more depth how we can work together.