Working Somatically with the SENSE Model A creative, body-led approach to helping clients move beyond the story and listen to what’s happening underneath. Sometimes we can understand something completely in our heads… and still feel stuck. We can know why we react the way we do. We can understand the pattern. We can talk about it beautifully. But the body may still be holding something very different. The SENSE Model is a gentle, cyclical framework designed to help practitioners move beyond purely cognitive exploration and create space for the whole person to speak — thoughts, feelings, body, impulses, meaning and lived experience. In this recorded training, I’ll guide you through the model step by step and show you how it can be used creatively and somatically within therapeutic and coaching conversations. During this session, we’ll explore: * How to introduce somatic work gently and safely * The difference between exploring the story and noticing the body * How to work with clients who feel disconnected from physical sensations * Creative ways to help clients express what can be difficult to put into words * How to slow sessions down rather than rushing towards solutions * How the SENSE Model can support deeper awareness, regulation and integration * Practical prompts and questions you can begin using in your own work This isn’t about adding another rigid technique to your toolbox. It’s about learning how to tune in differently. To become curious about what the body might be communicating. To give different parts of the person space to breathe, speak and be heard. And to help clients move from simply understanding their experiences towards actually feeling and embodying change. Who is this for? This training is ideal for counsellors, psychotherapists, coaches and helping professionals who are curious about bringing more somatic, creative and experiential work into their practice. You don’t need previous somatic training, just curiosity and a willingness to slow down and listen.