There are times when life asks us to change.
Grief, motherhood, endings, beginnings, identity shifts - moments that can unsettle us and ask us to find our footing again.
In these moments, it can be difficult to know where to turn.
alma offers practices that help us slow down, listen more closely and reconnect with the parts of ourselves that can so easily become lost beneath the noise.
Through counselling, breathwork and embodied practice, we begin to find our own sense of direction again - not by being given the answers, but by creating enough space to hear what is already there.
Grief, motherhood, endings, beginnings, identity shifts - moments that can unsettle us and ask us to find our footing again.
In these moments, it can be difficult to know where to turn.
alma offers practices that help us slow down, listen more closely and reconnect with the parts of ourselves that can so easily become lost beneath the noise.
Through counselling, breathwork and embodied practice, we begin to find our own sense of direction again - not by being given the answers, but by creating enough space to hear what is already there.
alma is a space for support through life’s transitions
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Meet Aimee
Aimee is a counsellor, yoga educator and therapeutic breathwork facilitator whose work supports people moving through periods of change, loss and becoming.
Her approach sits at the meeting place of psychotherapy, embodiment and contemplative practice, and has been shaped by a longstanding relationship with yoga and the body, alongside clinical training in psychotherapy and somatic practice.
Her approach sits at the meeting place of psychotherapy, embodiment and contemplative practice, and has been shaped by a longstanding relationship with yoga and the body, alongside clinical training in psychotherapy and somatic practice.
Aimee is a counsellor, yoga educator and therapeutic breathwork facilitator whose work supports people moving through periods of change, loss and becoming.
Her approach sits at the meeting place of psychotherapy, embodiment and contemplative practice, and has been shaped by a longstanding relationship with yoga and the body, alongside clinical training in psychotherapy and somatic practice.
Her approach sits at the meeting place of psychotherapy, embodiment and contemplative practice, and has been shaped by a longstanding relationship with yoga and the body, alongside clinical training in psychotherapy and somatic practice.