Our sense of boundary shapes how safe, grounded, and connected we feel. Under stress, boundaries may become unclear, leading to tension, collapse, or withdrawal. In this guided Sensorimotor Practice, Anthony Buckley, MSC, invites you to explore the felt sense of your personal boundaries through gentle awareness and movement. By tuning into how your body organizes around limits and contact, this exercise supports greater clarity, agency, and embodied presence.
Sensorimotor Practice: Boundaries
Sensorimotor Practice: Boundaries
Why Sensorimotor Psychotherapy?
Why Sensorimotor Psychotherapy?
Trauma, first and foremost, leaves its imprint on the body, yet, for many reasons, the body has historically been omitted from therapeutic inquiry. SP can help clients release the hold and effects of traumatic experiences, and draw upon the wisdom of their bodies in ways that enrich their lives.
About Anthony Buckley
About Anthony Buckley
Tony Buckley, MSC, BA, is a BACP registered therapist who holds a Masters in applied Neuroscience, a BA Hons degree in Counselling, a Diploma in Supervision and Certificate of Education and Further Education. Tony has studied Cranio-Sacral Focused Anatomy.
Tony has accrued over 30 years’ experience in the therapeutic field including activities such as teaching, supervision, private practice, and managing teams of counsellor’s in both a university setting and an adolescent counselling service within the voluntary sector. Former professional roles included seven years spent as manager of the Counselling and Trauma Service for Transport for London (Formerly London Underground), which offers a time-limited trauma treatment service, pyscheducation, stress reduction groups and first aid response support following critical incidents.
Tony has been teaching Sensorimotor Psychotherapy internationally for over 12 years, delivering all 3 levels of the method in Ireland, Norway, Belgium, UK, Netherlands, Finland, Australia and recently Ukraine.
In addition to teaching and creatively developing therapists skills, Tony works therapeutically in private practice and when time permits likes to write having contributed several articles in the somatic psychology field and co-written a chapter titled "Healing the Traumatized Organization" in the 2012 Wiley-Blackwell book called International Handbook of Workplace Trauma Support.
Tony has accrued over 30 years’ experience in the therapeutic field including activities such as teaching, supervision, private practice, and managing teams of counsellor’s in both a university setting and an adolescent counselling service within the voluntary sector. Former professional roles included seven years spent as manager of the Counselling and Trauma Service for Transport for London (Formerly London Underground), which offers a time-limited trauma treatment service, pyscheducation, stress reduction groups and first aid response support following critical incidents.
Tony has been teaching Sensorimotor Psychotherapy internationally for over 12 years, delivering all 3 levels of the method in Ireland, Norway, Belgium, UK, Netherlands, Finland, Australia and recently Ukraine.
In addition to teaching and creatively developing therapists skills, Tony works therapeutically in private practice and when time permits likes to write having contributed several articles in the somatic psychology field and co-written a chapter titled "Healing the Traumatized Organization" in the 2012 Wiley-Blackwell book called International Handbook of Workplace Trauma Support.
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www.sensorimotorpsychotherapy.org
Email: info@sensorimotor.org
www.sensorimotorpsychotherapy.org
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