Who Psychosomatic Mentoring Is For
Psychosomatic Mentoring is suited to:
- Therapists, counsellors, and practitioners
- Coaches and facilitators
- Business professionals, leaders, and people in decision-making roles
- Individuals seeking clarity, reflection, and personal or professional development
- Students and practitioners of Psychosomatic Therapy and Face Reading
Each session is tailored to what is most relevant for you at this point in time.
What Psychosomatic Mentoring Sessions May Include
Mentoring sessions may support:
Leadership presence, confidence, and decision-making
Communication styles and navigating relational challenges
Gaining insights on Team dynamics and workplace relationships
Exploring family or work-related conflict from a neutral perspective
Developing stress awareness and regulation
Realignment with personal or professional direction when things feel out of balance
Each mentoring relationship begins with an initial session to clarify your goals, expectations, and focus, allowing a tailored mentoring plan to unfold.
Mentoring for Therapists and Practitioners
For therapists and practitioners, Psychosomatic Mentoring offers a psychosomatic perspective on client work and professional practice.
With informed client consent, practitioners may share a photograph of their client to explore:
- Personality structure and processing styles
- Emotional patterns expressed through the face and body
- Protective strategies and habitual responses
- Areas of tension, adaptation, or resilience
- How underlying patterns may be influencing therapeutic progress
This reflective work may support:
- Deeper understanding of client presentations and behaviours
- Greater confidence in observation and interpretation
- Insight into practitioner-client dynamics
- More informed and skilful therapeutic responses
This mentoring is non-diagnostic and does not replace therapy or formal clinical supervision. It offers an additional reflective lens to support insight, empathy, and professional development.
Where appropriate, mentoring programs may include opportunities to work with clients in a supported or supervised setting.
Student Mentoring and Case Review
Mentoring is also available for Face Reading and Psychosomatic Therapy students.
Student mentoring may include:
- Case reviews involving the Face, Body, Hands, and/or Feet
- Building confidence and accuracy in readings
- Exploring different styles of psychosomatic interpretation
- Identifying themes, blind spots, and areas for development
When working with case material, students are encouraged to complete a comprehensive reading in advance. Sessions focus on refining observation, deepening understanding, and integrating learning into practice.
Session Options and Fees
Therapists, Professionals, and Individuals
Initial Mentoring Session – 90 minutes: $280
A comprehensive first session to clarify focus, explore patterns, and establish a tailored mentoring approach.
Ongoing Mentoring Sessions
- $190 – 60 minutes
- $280 – 90 minutes
Mentoring Block
- $880 – 5 hours (flexible use, valid for 6 months)
Sessions are available via Zoom or in person.
Student Rates
Special rates apply for current students.
- $150 – 60 minutes
- $200 – 90 minutes
- $630 – 5-hour block (flexible use)
Zoom sessions available.
Is Psychosomatic Mentoring Right for You?
If you are looking for a thoughtful, reflective space to gain clarity, understand patterns, and integrate insight into your personal or professional life, Psychosomatic Mentoring may be a supportive option for you.
Please get in touch to arrange a session or discuss mentoring options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this therapy?
No. Psychosomatic Mentoring is not therapy. While it is informed by therapeutic and psychosomatic principles, sessions are reflective and exploratory rather than clinical or treatment-based.
Is this clinical supervision?
No. These sessions are not formal clinical supervision. They offer an additional psychosomatic and reflective perspective to support understanding of client dynamics and professional practice.
Can mentoring sessions count toward CPD?
Many professional associations recognise mentoring and reflective practice as eligible Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activities. Eligibility depends on your professional body. Confirmation of session attendance and duration can be provided on request.
Do I need to be a therapist or practitioner?
No. Many people engage in mentoring for leadership reflection, decision-making, relationship dynamics, or personal development. No prior experience with psychosomatics is required.
Is mentoring available online?
Yes. Sessions are available via Zoom as well as in person.
How many sessions do people usually book?
This varies. Some people book a single session for clarity, while others choose ongoing mentoring or a block of sessions for deeper reflection and integration.
What to Expect in Your First Mentoring Session
Your initial 90-minute mentoring session is a reflective conversation designed to clarify focus and explore what feels most relevant for you. The session begins with space to share what has brought you to mentoring, whether related to professional practice, leadership responsibilities, client work, relationships, or a life transition.
Depending on your context, the session may include:
- Reflective dialogue to explore patterns, challenges, or questions
- Gentle observation through a psychosomatic lens, including posture, breath, expression, or habitual responses
- Identifying themes influencing how you think, feel, communicate, or make decisions
- Clarifying what you would like to gain from mentoring
- Discussing whether ongoing mentoring or a block of sessions may be supportive
Sessions are not agenda-driven and move at a pace that feels appropriate. There is no expectation to commit beyond the first session. The intention is to offer a safe, thoughtful space where insight can emerge and next steps can be considered with clarity.