Kathy Osborne Osborne
Integrative Psychotherapist
validated
Professional Membership: UKCP
Location(s): Online
Kathryn (Kathy) Osborne is an experienced Relational Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor and Yoga Therapist for Mental Health (Trauma Informed.)
Her embodied knowledge gives her an understanding and fascination of unspoken communications, often called symptoms, that when acknowledged and given space can be the key to recovery and insight. She is professionally interested in developing Harm Reduction, Preparation and Integration protocols within Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and is running an Integration Circle in partnership with The Psychedelic Society. Her approach works well with the science and philosophies underpinning consciousness and expanded states. She is a member of the Institute of Psychedelic Therapy and currently studying on their excellent two-year professional training. As a 57 year old woman and cancer survivor, she is personally interested in exploring the myths, archetypes, prejudices and challenges surrounding post-menopausal women. In a world obsessed with staying young, she feels a strong need to challenge her own preconceptions around ageing and approach this new chapter with the reverence and responsibility it brings.
Her embodied knowledge gives her an understanding and fascination of unspoken communications, often called symptoms, that when acknowledged and given space can be the key to recovery and insight. She is professionally interested in developing Harm Reduction, Preparation and Integration protocols within Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and is running an Integration Circle in partnership with The Psychedelic Society. Her approach works well with the science and philosophies underpinning consciousness and expanded states. She is a member of the Institute of Psychedelic Therapy and currently studying on their excellent two-year professional training. As a 57 year old woman and cancer survivor, she is personally interested in exploring the myths, archetypes, prejudices and challenges surrounding post-menopausal women. In a world obsessed with staying young, she feels a strong need to challenge her own preconceptions around ageing and approach this new chapter with the reverence and responsibility it brings.