I’m Tanya Master, a Somatic Consultant and creator of the Psychosomatic Restoration Method™.
I work with adults who have often already done considerable inner work. They understand themselves well, and yet something continues to repeat—in the body, in relationships, in the choices they make, or during periods of significant change.
Sometimes that looks like a chronic physical symptom. Sometimes it’s a relational pattern you can see clearly but still find yourself inside. Sometimes life has changed, but your body hasn’t quite caught up.
What this work is
This is relational, psychosomatic work.
Rather than beginning with an assumption about what needs to be fixed, we slow things down and pay attention to what is actually happening: sensations, impulses, protective responses, contradictions, relational patterns, and the places where what you consciously know and how you automatically respond don’t quite match.
The aim isn’t more understanding for its own sake. It’s creating the conditions for something different to become possible.
Who this work tends to support
This work may be a fit if:
You understand a pattern intellectually, but it continues to repeat.
Your body seems to be responding to something your mind believes you’ve already resolved.
You experience recurring physical symptoms that seem connected to stress, relationships, or periods of change.
The same relational dynamics keep appearing despite considerable self-awareness.
You’re moving through a significant developmental transition and the person you were no longer quite fits the life you’re entering.
You don’t necessarily need another explanation. You need somewhere to slow down enough to discover what is actually happening.
How we begin
All new work begins with a 90-minute Strategic Deep Dive Session.
This is a full-length, paid consultation where we slow things down, track what is actually happening, and begin making the underlying pattern visible.
For some people, the session provides enough clarity on its own. Others choose to continue into ongoing 1:1 work.
Either way, there is no assumption that you need ongoing support. It’s a contained consultation and an opportunity for both of us to determine whether working together makes sense.
This work is not psychotherapy, medical treatment or crisis support. I work as a Somatic Consultant and do not diagnose or treat mental or physical health conditions.