About Lucinda

What You Can Expect

Nature is a place of safety, calm and connection

My Qualifications & Experience

  • PG Dip in Dramatherapy

  • Certificate in Integrative Embodied Psychotherapy

  • Registered with the Health & Care Professions Council

  • Qualified Clinical Supervisor supporting other therapists and professionals

  • PT Associate Therapist and Clinical Supervisor at Beacon House Trauma Services, Cuckfield (7 years)

  • 20 years’ experience with adults, young people and families in groups and one-to-one

  • CPD includes trauma therapies, attachment-based approaches, group work, mentalisation, CBT, mindfulness, sexual abuse, animism and shamanism and creative modalities

  • Worked with schools, private clinics, residential homes and professional and family support networks

  • Personal and professional experience of adoption

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My practice is informed by:

  • knowledge of neuroscience and the polyvagal system

  • the expressive arts

  • somatic and embodied work

  • integrated eye movement therapy (IEMT)

  • ecotherapy practices and principles

  • ‘parts’ work and archetypes

  • attachment theory

  • developmental trauma

  • animism and shamanism

In your therapy, you can be guaranteed:

  • An attuned relationship: allowing you to go at your own pace

  • Wholehearted listening: allowing all parts of you to be heard, welcomed and honoured

  • Supportive challenging: helping you to access the tough stuff with compassion - and get beyond what’s keeping you stuck

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My Story

I studied Dramatherapy because of its focus on healing and connecting with the ‘well-self’ through playful, body-based and creative exploration. As I progressed through my training and personal therapy, I began to recognise how my studies were allowing me to not only explore my own emotional story, but also to discover and celebrate parts of me that had been hidden for many, many years. I began to feel more alive and ‘whole, and connected with my passions, interests and values.

The natural world has always been an important place for me to be since my childhood; it continues to offer me a sense of comfort, perspective and a feeling of being fully alive - a place where I can feel at home.

The therapeutic approach I offer is shaped by the tools and environments that have helped me reconnect with my own healthy self. I aim to provide a down-to-earth and compassionate space where my clients can feel comfortable exploring their experiences and struggles, and discovering how to achieve what they are seeking.

When I’m not working or caring for my family, you’ll usually find me searching out hills to walk with my dog, Otto, rowing, baking, needle-felting, or weaving.