Sense

For more than two decades, my work has brought me into close contact with the inner life of relationships, how we attach, desire, withdraw, protect ourselves, reach for one another, and sense what is happening before we have words for it. My understanding has been shaped by psychology and psychotherapy, by the intelligence of the body, and by years spent listening to people speak about the most intimate parts of their lives. I have become particularly interested in what exists beneath relational behaviour: the subtle shifts in presence, attention, tension and receptivity through which so much passes between two people. SENSE grew from this territory. It is an exploration of polarity, relationship and presence, and of our capacity to perceive more precisely what is happening within us, between us, and in the space a relationship creates. I am also an author, teacher and the creator of Nalind Embodied Psychotherapy.