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Rachel Hendron, Psychotherapist

Hi, I’m Rachel. I’m fascinated by humans, how we live, feel, the systems we are connected to and the changes we want to make for ourselves, our families, our communities and the planet.

I work with individuals, couples, people struggling in their relationships, with behaviours and thoughts they want to stop or start, and together we take a pause and look at what is really going on and what would make life more wonderful.

I work in an embodied way. Primarily the ‘felt sense’ as described by Gene Gendlin as ‘Focusing’, employing David Grand’s Brainspotting to help us stay with the ‘felt sense’ and Polyvagal theory which helps us understand and describes why these processes work neurobiologically. Systemic Constellations might provides a useful lens if our work is about family, organisational and other systemic entanglements. My work is informed by peer-reviewed science with lots of space for the heart, intuition, gut reactions and your lived experience.

You can read about my background, qualifications and the way I work with people. I aim to offer an extra welcome to non-binary, BIPOC and neurodiverse people and people who have experienced exclusion. Reach out to see if we are a good fit to work with each other. I’m currently based in the south of England, but I mostly work with my clients online, around the world.

Get in touch.

Some thoughts & articles

Models of Supervision
I am defining Supervision as a therapeutic, educative, professional relationship between a supervisor and a supervisee which exists for the …
Considerations of the use of Power in the Supervisory relationship
With a professional obligation to engage in a supervisory relationship throughout the entire of a therapist’s career demanded by professional …
Literature Review into ‘harmful’, ‘inadequate’ and ‘good’ supervision.
I have reviewed the literature into ‘harmful’, ‘inadequate’ and ‘good’ supervision to have a better understanding of the extent of …
Welcoming tensions around nonstandardisation and maximum diversity.
The Focusing Institute’s Diversity Statement was approved by the Board of Directors in February 2009, I think it is a …
Antiracism and Intersectionality
We live in an intersectional world, where gender, sexuality and multicultural affiliations can leave us with the experience that we …
Antiracism for Therapists
For therapists, bodyworkers and people working in communities which recognise trauma Shirley Turcotte a First Nations Canadian Aboriginal Psychotherapist explains …