Rebecca Wilson Green RDMP RegCOSRT
Creative Embodied Psychotherapy
I danced from an early age, studying ballet, tap dance and musical theatre, but it wasn’t until I started dancing and performing again as an adult that I became really interested in the use of the body and of character work - to communicate; to explore different aspects of someone’s personality; and to relate to someone else’s experience.
Through training as a Dance Movement Psychotherapist (RDMP) I was able to deepen my understanding of these ideas and explore how expressive movement could be used as a psychotherapeutic treatment to support people experiencing emotional, psychological, or physical health issues.
My psychotherapy experience includes working with people of all ages, from newborn to centenarian, and I am committed to providing inclusive, non-judgemental support - particularly for people who may have experienced stigma or discrimination. As an integrative, creative arts psychotherapist, I make use of different approaches depending on the needs of the person.
I work with clients from different backgrounds; neurodivergent people (e.g. children with autism); LGBT+ children, young people and adults; and people from BAME backgrounds. I am happy to discuss if you have any concerns about accessibility needs or cultural needs.
I am fully insured, and have an enhanced DBS clearance. I am a full, registered member of the Association for Dance Movement Psychotherapy UK (ADMP UK) and I abide by their code of ethics and professional practice.
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Psychosexual Therapy
Since qualifying as a creative arts psychotherapist in 2013, I have been drawn to working with people exploring their relationship with their body & their identity. This has included working with people affected by significant health issues which have interrupted their lives, relationships, and their sexual pleasure.
This led me to training in sex & relationship therapy - or psychosexual therapy - with the CICS Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationship Therapy. Psychosexual therapy is a highly-specialised form of talking therapy - there is no touch involved, and everyone is fully-clothed at all times.
Psychosexual therapy can be booked as individual sessions (1-to-1) or partnered sessions (2 or more people who are in a relationship).
To express an interest in either individual or partnered psychosexual therapy , please contact me by sending a message.
The aim of psychosexual therapy can either focus on reducing worries & sexual function issues, or on increasing pleasure & exploring someone's erotic world.
Psychosexual Issues
Common worries about sexual functioning can include:
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Low sexual desire - for people of all genders
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Pain during sex or penetration
(including vaginismus, vulvodynia, dyspareunia, anodyspareunia)
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Erection or ejaculation issues - for people with a penis
(including unreliable erections (ED), premature ejaculation, delayed ejaculation)
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Sex & intimacy after illness or surgery, including after cancer
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Sexual health concerns, including HIV
I am able to support people wanting to explore how autism, ADHD, or other forms or neurodivergence might be impacting on sexual intimacy.
I can also offer space for people wanting to talk about any issues relating to kink, BDSM, sex-work, or their inner erotic world.