Somatic therapist, singing teacher and singer-songwriter in Chelmsford, Essex
I work with people who look like they’re coping but don’t feel like they’re really living. I know that place well, because I lived there for most of my life.
About Satya Tremaine
Most of my life felt like I wasn’t really living it
I’d been married, raised children, ran a business, but I often felt disconnected. I was a perfectionist with very low self-esteem, battling on silently and never asking for help. I didn’t understand why, so I had no idea there was anything I could do about it.
In 2017, I made a decision
I went looking for a local meditation class. That led me to Buddhism, which I studied for seven years. It showed me I wasn’t my thoughts, and that there was another way to live. That door led to somatic therapy, nervous system work, breathwork and movement, and slowly, everything began to change.
I’ve gone from:
Living in constant anxiety and self-doubt
Running on survival mode, numb and shut down
Carrying autoimmune illness, depression and loneliness
To:
Feeling real love and compassion for myself
Building honest, close relationships
Growing into who I really am
The stories I lived inside
It wasn’t only what had happened to me. It was the stories I’d built around it: I am too much. I am not enough. I have to earn love. They felt like the truth but I began to learn they weren’t. They were ways of surviving that I’d learned as a child, still running long after I needed them. When I started to question them, they began to shift.
This is the work I now do with clients.
How I work now
I’ve been doing this work for over ten years, with clients in person in Chelmsford and online. I offer one-to-one somatic therapy, couples sessions, and somatic singing and voice coaching.
My training includes: Somatic Movement · Reichian character structure · Bioenergetics · myofascial and breath-based trauma release · Level 3 Speech Level Singing teacher · tantra · seven years of Buddhist study
And the music came back
I’d been a professional singer and actress, until stage fright made performing feel impossible. Now I write songs again, from the place I found on the other side.
Healing is possible. It takes commitment and dedication. But the result? You get yourself back. You get your life back.
And you no longer have to walk the path alone.
What clients say
