Rhonda Tracy RCC

She/They

  • Anxiety/social/performance/perfectionism
  • Developing self-compassion
  • Loss of motivation and purpose
  • Impact of childhood trauma
  • Healing betrayal and learning to trust
  • Letting go of people pleasing
  • Sexual and Relational Trauma
  • Insomnia/Sleep Difficulties
  • Sex therapy/individual and couples
  • Asexuality/ Demi/Graysexuality
  • Elder Sexuality
  • Relationship/ Couples Therapy
  • Polyamory
  • Psychedelic Therapy and Integration
  • Perimenopause/ Menopause
Certificate in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy and Research (CIIS)
AEDP Level One
Sex and Relational Life Therapy
Relational Life Therapy level 1 (relationship therapy)
Wednesday – Thursday 11 am – 5 pm
Friday and Sunday 11 am – 4 pm

About Me

Being human can be hard.
We humans are wired to thrive when we feel safe,
supported, and accepted by other people;
when we can relax into connection with each other,
hearts soar and life feels rich.

But sometimes, life also hands us experiences
That break our heart and our trust,
leave us feeling bewildered and isolated,
and harm our natural instinct to connect.

We are made for connection.
This is why when our life becomes difficult,
we reach for a trustworthy person
who will sit with us and stand by us
in our confusion and pain
so we can unpack it together.

We reach for someone
who will listen with tender care,
who can take in what we say
with our bodies and our words
and what we don’t yet know how to say.

We search for someone
who can and will keep our confidences,
who can bear the weight of our hidden depths.
We look for someone who will warmly
take us in, take us seriously, and not judge us.
When wefind that person,
and that vital connection it can ignite a spark of collaboration with them
to craft the kind of life you really want to live.

In the unique journey of your life
you may have developed habits that now feel like burdens.
You might feel afraid or anxious and you don’t know why.
You might feel overwhelmed, confused, or hopeless.
You might find that treasured relationships
have become confusing or conflicted.
You might find yourself at a crossroads and the way forward isn’t clear.
Something needs to change but you’re not sure what.
You might have thoughts, desires or secrets
that you have never been able to say out loud.
You may be aware of parts of yourself
that you have never let express themselves.
You may feel stuck in a grief that seems endless.
You might feel so alone, with nowhere to turn and no one to turn to.

Whatever it is that troubles you,
I welcome your sharing the load of it with me.
With courage, we can turn our hearts to it together.

Therapeutic Approach

Individual Therapy

Every therapy session is a new beginning, tailored to what you feel is important. I bring a gentle curiosity to our work together, feeling for the pulse of your living, breathing concerns. Together, we open up space to explore what you are experiencing as we talk through the treasures and traumas of what has happened to us in our lives, where we might have gotten stuck, and our hopes for the future.

It’s hard to do all of this alone. The relationship we develop with each other is the soil from which new life grows. Trauma happens between people, and so it’s natural that repairing trauma also emerges from within a relationship.

So, what happens between us, how we experience each other, what moves us, the ideas that come to us when we are together, are all relevant information in this vital relationship that we cultivate together. When we’re together, I’ll encourage us to slow down and bring gentle attention to the feelings, bodily sensations and thoughts that present themselves to us for healing acknowledgement. As we relax into joy and pain together, we co-create a fresh opportunity to invite renewal and vitality.

In this work, I have been influenced by AEDP, Somatic, and Person-Centred approaches, which are based on compassion, collaboration, present-moment awareness, and a deep trust in human resilience.

Partnerships

Recognising the distinct nature of each partnership, my approach is to support the unique vision you hold for your relationship. Utilising a Relational Life Therapy framework, we’ll begin by understanding how you currently navigate challenges and the patterns that may undermine your success. Often, reactivity takes over, leading to unproductive cycles of conflict or disconnection. Together, we’ll identify these stuck places and cultivate the skills needed for effective negotiation and repair. Our work may also involve exploring boundary and self-esteem issues that contribute to protective dynamics, ultimately fostering a space for curiosity, vulnerability, and deeper connection.

I also recognise the impact of our family of origin on our present relationships.  Understanding this legacy is often a part of relationship therapy.

I bring both personal and professional experience to my work with non-traditional relationships, including Polyamoury and CNM.