Transcending Trauma
MIND | BODY | PSYCHOLOGY

Face & Body Decoding

Psychosomatic Face & Body
Decoding
"The issue is in the tissue”.
Psychosomatic therapy explores how emotional experiences, stress, lifestyle patterns and past events may be reflected in the body’s posture, expression and movement.
A Psychosomatic Face & Body Reading offers a supportive process for increasing awareness of how your physical presentation, tension patterns and habitual expressions may relate to your inner experiences.
These sessions explore:
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habitual facial expressions
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posture and body tension
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patterns of holding or protecting
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mind-body connections to lived experiences
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symbolic meanings reflected in gesture and form
This work may provide insight into how the body expresses emotional patterns and how awareness can support personal reflection, growth and wellbeing.
In these sessions, Leigh integrates intuitive observation, somatic awareness, trauma-informed principles and psychosomatic mapping to explore how your body may reflect past experiences or internal narratives. Through gentle exploration, clients often gain a deeper understanding of their emotional landscape and embodied patterns.
In-depth consultations may include symbolic face-mapping exercises, posture awareness, mind–body exploration and holistic strategies to support self-awareness and emotional balance.
Please note:
Psychosomatic face & body decoding is a complementary wellbeing modality and is not a psychological assessment, diagnosis or treatment.
Psychology services are provided separately under AHPRA regulation.
Medicare and private health rebates are not available for this service.
Holistic Services Disclaimer
Face & Body Decoding is a complementary mind-body modality and is not psychological therapy, not assessment, not diagnostic, not trauma treatment, and not a clinical mental health service.
No Medicare rebates apply.
Psychological therapy, trauma treatment and mental health care are delivered separately under AHPRA regulation.
Holistic mind-body analysis may offer insights into body awareness, emotional patterns, and self-understanding alongside regulated psychological care.
To understand why professional regulation matters for trauma work, read here.