Graeme Lynch · Cambridgeshire & Online

Therapy that meets the whole person, not just the problem.

Integrative psychotherapy and clinical supervision, working with the mind and the nervous system together — in person across Cambridgeshire, or online.

Approach

Integrative, person-centred, and body-aware

My work draws on person-centred, existential, and somatic approaches, adapted to what each client actually needs rather than a single fixed model. Some of what brings people to therapy responds well to being talked through; some of it sits in the body and doesn't move until it's addressed there directly.

I trained in Somatic Experiencing, alongside postgraduate training in person-centred and existential therapy, and I bring all three into the room — talking where talking helps, and working somatically where the nervous system is holding something language hasn't reached.

Change tends to happen when the thinking mind and the felt sense of the body are both included in the work — not when one is asked to override the other.

Services

Two ways to work together

Individual therapy for adults, and clinical supervision for practitioners — available in person or online.

Individual therapy

One-to-one psychotherapy for adults, integrating talking therapy with somatic work where it's useful. Sessions run weekly, in person across Cambridgeshire or online by video.

In person · Online

Clinical supervision

Individual and group supervision for counsellors and psychotherapists, drawing on an integrative and somatically-informed frame. Suited to practitioners wanting supervision that engages the body, not only the case material.

Individual · Group
Specialisms

What clients most often bring

These are the areas I see most often in the room — not a limit on what we can work with.

Trauma and its aftermath Anxiety and overwhelm Sexual wellbeing & identity Nervous system dysregulation Life transitions LGBTQI+ clients
Training & qualifications

Background