For Therapists

For Therapists — Somatic Partnerships & Client Referrals

A supportive, collaborative somatic partnership for therapists whose clients need deeper, body-based trauma work that complements the therapeutic process and helps them move through stuck patterns.

Why Therapists Refer to Body Mind Reset

Many clients make cognitive progress but remain stuck in:

  • chronic dysregulation

  • freeze states

  • looping patterns

  • somatic symptoms

  • trauma imprints stored in the body

  • “I understand it, but I can’t feel differently”

Somatic Experiencing fills the gap. 
It works where talk therapy cannot go alone.

A Collaborative, Ethical, Trauma-Informed Partnership

Alex (SEP) provides:

  • body-based trauma processing

  • nervous-system-focused interventions

  • touch work (if appropriate)

  • polyvagal-informed regulation

  • titration & pendulation

  • trauma renegotiation

  • stabilization & integration

Your role remains primary.
Somatic work becomes a complement—not a replacement.

How We Support Your Clients

  • improve capacity for emotional processing

  • reduce somatic activation

  • break long-standing stuck patterns

  • increase resilience and affect tolerance

  • prepare the client to return to your therapy with greater capacity

  • support deeper insights and breakthroughs

Our Referral Process

Step 1
Professional Consultation

We discuss your client’s needs and goals.

Step 2
Client Intake

We create a collaborative treatment pathway.

Step 3
Somatic Work

Sessions focus on regulation, safety, trauma renegotiation, and integration.

Step 4
Updates & Communication

Optional progress updates to support your ongoing work (only with client consent).

Ideal Clients to Refer

  • clients stuck in patterns despite cognitive insight

  • clients overwhelmed by emotions or numbness

  • clients experiencing shutdown, tension, or somatic symptoms

  • individuals with trauma imprints that require pacing & nervous-system repair

  • high-functioning individuals masking deep dysregulation

Frequently Asked Questions

They can supplement or temporarily deepen the healing process.

No — therapists remain the primary provider.

Only with explicit client consent.

 

Refer a Client or Start a Partnership

Let’s support your clients together—safely, ethically, and collaboratively.

Schedule a practitioner-to-practitioner consultation
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