Innerwork therapy.
1-1 therapy and online courses for personal growth and emotional wellbeing.
Intuitive | Holistic | Integrative
Why choose holistic psychotherapy?
Holistic psychotherapy is an integrative approach focusing on exploring the relationship between mind, body, and spirit. Drawing on modern, evidence-based practices and ancient, indigenous wisdom, it weaves together Western and Eastern perspectives, supporting us in gaining access to deeper layers of ourselves so we can uncover greater insight, clarity and self-awareness.
Meet your therapist, Lou Largier-Gillespie.
BSc. Prof Dip., M.A. Counselling & Psychotherapy (Holistic Practice)
Your inner world can be a powerful source of insight, clarity and awareness. When unfolded and held in a safe space, your emotions will connect you with the deeper wisdom unfolding through you. Contacting these deeper parts of ourselves helps us gain new perspectives and resources to meet the challenges in life with greater ease, grace and strength.
Experience the benefits of holistic psychotherapy and process-oriented psychology. Together, we’ll utilise a combination of talk therapy, somatic explorations, meditation and creative practices to illuminate the heart of your challenges, recover your sense of flow, and reconnect you with your intuition and innate wisdom.
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Therapy Consults
Holistic psychotherapy sessions for individuals and couples.
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Online Courses
Self-paced courses to support greater wellbeing.
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Tutoring & Mentoring
Tailored coaching and tutoring for process work students.
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Classes & Workshops
Classes and workshops for process work students.
Upcoming workshops
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Forces of Nature
An exploration into life myth and your unique expression in the world.
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Conversations with the Body
A deep dive into the theory and practice of working with body symptoms.
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Relationship Resonance
Gain insights and tools to support greater balance, harmony and flow in your relationships.
“I experienced many insightful moments ... exquisite clarity arose that supported my transformative process."
— Soojin, Korea
Meditation Teacher