01 / NO ACCESS
“I don't know what I feel.”
Your client can explain their experience in detail, but struggles to connect with what is happening inside.
Does this sound familiar?
Three moments that can leave
embodied work feeling stuck.
Even experienced therapists can encounter challenges when bringing a client's attention towards bodily experience.
02 / NO MOVEMENT
“I feel it. Now what?”
Your client can identify a sensation, but awareness alone doesn't seem to take the therapeutic work further.
03 / TOO MUCH, TOO FAST
“This is overwhelming.”
Your client begins to access intense bodily or emotional experience, and the right pace or next step becomes unclear.
Inside the masterclass
Discover what might
be missing.
Not another list of techniques. A clearer way of understanding what can happen when you invite the body into therapeutic work.
Why access isn't automatic
Why understanding a feeling and being able to experience it through the body can be very different.
Why noticing isn't always enough
Why identifying a bodily sensation doesn't, by itself, determine the next therapeutic step.
Why more intensity isn't always progress
What we need to recognise when embodied attention becomes difficult to sustain.
What a broader understanding of the body changes
Explore an often-overlooked area of embodied skill and why it matters for clinical practice.
“Bringing attention to the body is one thing. Knowing how to work with what happens next is another.”
Meet your host · The mind behind InCorr
Shauna Quigley
Psychotherapist. Founder of the InCorr Method. Author of the forthcoming memoir Healing at Last. PhD candidate.
For more than 15 years, Shauna has worked at the intersection of trauma, emotional experience and therapeutic change. Her clinical work has led her to challenge a familiar assumption: that helping someone understand their trauma, or regulate their nervous system, is the whole of the healing process.
Through InCorr — Interoceptive Core Reconsolidation, she has and continues to develop a transformative next iteration in how we understand and approach trauma treatment: one that brings the lived experience of the body, the organisation of emotional pain and the development of interoceptive skill into sharper clinical focus.
Her forthcoming book, Healing at Last, explores the personal journey behind this work. Alongside her doctoral ambitions and therapist education, it reflects a wider mission: to change how trauma is understood, taught and treated.
In this masterclass, Shauna brings that thinking directly into the therapy room, beginning with the three clinical challenges you already recognise.
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Discover why clients can struggle to access what they feel, why the work can become stuck, and how to think more clearly about pace and capacity.
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Thursday 29 October 2026 · 7:30 PM GMT · 90 minutes
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Learn why embodied work can become difficult and discover an important dimension of clinical understanding that may change how you approach it.
Free online masterclass · Thursday 29 October · 7:30 PM GMT · 90 minutes
The Clinical Challenges of Embodied Work and Their Solution
Understand the challenges. Discover a different way to think about embodied work. Take the next step with clarity.
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