Let’s Work Together

Somatic & Creative Clinical Consultation

Individual or Group Options

I love supporting therapists find their feet on the ground, learn to trust their own wisdom, and feel comfortable taking new risks with innovative work.

Whether you’re brand new to somatic work and need some mentorship or are a seasoned practitioner who is committed to ongoing growth, I’d be honored to be a partner and a guide.

I can help you integrate somatic work in your practice, nurture your own capacity to be present and embodied, trust your instincts as a clinician, cultivate your creativity, decrease burnout and increase satisfaction in your work, learn to use experiential practices effectively through in-person and telehealth sessions.

Whether we are diving into client case consultation, applying trauma and attachment theory, understanding neurobiology, developing skills, or exploring your own professional growth edges, we will work collaboratively using somatic and creative approaches.

Working with Annabelle has been an opportunity for me to deepen my trust in myself as a clinician. She reminds me that in addition to training, instinct is a powerful tool for a therapist. I look forward to our sessions because she often encourages me to keep my artist “self” present by using my creativity to explore professional and clinical issues. She empowers me to find answers to my questions by bringing me back to the mind and the body.

Michelle

Therapist

Whenever I see Annabelle’s name on a list of presenters at a conference I immediately sign up. Annabelle presents with knowledge, clarity, creativity, sensitivity, and honesty; that is a true gift. Her reverence for her clients, her profession and mental health is strongly evident. Her presentations are practical as well as nurturing. Annabelle’s presentations have strengthened my clinical practice and  I highly recommend her professional trainings.

Kim

Therapist

Annabelle has helped me to deepen my trust in myself as a clinician.  She reminds me that in addition to training, instinct is a powerful tool for a therapist. Annabelle often encourages me to keep my “artist self” present by using my creativity to explore supervisory issues.  She empowers me to find answers to my questions by bringing me back to the two primary sources that somatic therapists and dance/movement therapists use in practice: the mind and the body.

Jennifer

Therapist

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Learn & Grow in Community

Join the Somatic Playground

When you become a member of the Somatic Playground at Somatic Matters on Substack, you get exclusive access to more essays, videos, resources and membership chats. For a small monthly membership fee you can learn & grow as part of a community.

The community is new, which means you get to help shape it. I’d love to hear what resources you’d like to see. Let’s get therapy moving together!

 

Looking for Therapy?

In-person or telehealth in MA, telehealth in NY & VT. Visit my practice website Movement Matters Integrative Psychotherapy.

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