Ronen Stilman Psychotherapy

Ronen Stilman Psychotherapy Psychotherapy for individuals & couples, Clinical supervision, Proffesional Development for Practitioners

18/02/2026

There are moments in our work when it’s hard to describe or come to grips with what is going on and describe through words.

This somatic training is for therapists who sense that listening beyond words would support their work — particularly with anxiety, trauma, and stuckness.

🔗 Full course details via link https://ronenstilman.com/somaticta/

Somatic TA is about tracking the body and attending to internal and inter-personal misalignments: bodily, emotionally an...
05/02/2026

Somatic TA is about tracking the body and attending to internal and inter-personal misalignments: bodily, emotionally and cognitively. It’s about presence, pacing, and co-regulation. Somatic TA works in conjunction with talking therapy and can be a powerful tool for change.

Now taking applications for the 2026/7 course starting in September in Edinburgh, Scotland. Find out more https://ronenstilman.com/somaticta/

Current research highlights somatic psychotherapy as a powerful, evidence-supported complement to talking therapies, hel...
29/01/2026

Current research highlights somatic psychotherapy as a powerful, evidence-supported complement to talking therapies, helping clients access and resolve experiences held beyond language—in the body itself.

26/01/2026

A poignant reminder that when expression is curtailed art remains a powerful subversive channel

Somatic work asks us to slow down, to attend to what’s alive in our bodies, and to trust that this awareness has somethi...
20/01/2026

Somatic work asks us to slow down, to attend to what’s alive in our bodies, and to trust that this awareness has something to tell us — about ourselves, our context and how we relate with clients.

For many of us, this kind of learning reconnects us with why we came into the work in the first place: presence, relationship, and curiosity — rather than technique or theory alone.

Find out more https://ronenstilman.com/somaticta/

In this essay, I reflect on the disturbing sentiment that is evoked as a result of the scale and pace of recent technolo...
19/01/2026

In this essay, I reflect on the disturbing sentiment that is evoked as a result of the scale and pace of recent technological advancements, as well as the questions that these raise in our understanding of human consciousness underpinning humanistic philosophy and current societal and political developments.

Through the lens of contemporary theories of consciousness, I considers the possibility of a consciousness that combines human and machine, and explore the potential correlations of these recent technological developments with the current global political landscape.

Link below 👇

In this essay the author reflects on the disturbing sentiment that is evoked as a result of the scale and pace of recent technological advancements as well as the questions that these raise in our ...

Somatic TA widens the lens from thoughts and feelings to include the body — its signals, rhythms, and threat responses t...
15/01/2026

Somatic TA widens the lens from thoughts and feelings to include the body — its signals, rhythms, and threat responses that offer a way of meeting these patterns with awareness and care, allowing new possibilities to emerge — slowly, safely, and in relationship.

Explore the body's role in shaping psychological patterns and discover techniques to incorporate somatic awareness into your therapeutic palette in the Certificate in Somatic TA. It takes place over three weekends and is tailored for practitioners ready to deepen their practice by integrating an embodied approach.

Find out more https://ronenstilman.com/somaticta/

Important information for therapists and supervisors ℹ️
14/01/2026

Important information for therapists and supervisors ℹ️

Victims to be given more privacy with new rules blocking police from requesting counselling notes during investigations unless in exceptional circumstances.

Have you thought about how much clinical information lives in the body — even before a word is spoken?In many talking th...
22/12/2025

Have you thought about how much clinical information lives in the body — even before a word is spoken?

In many talking therapy trainings, we are taught to listen closely to narrative, meaning-making, and therapeutic relationship. Less attention is often given to the body as a primary source of communication.

Yet in moments of confusion, overwhelm, stuckness, the body is often leading the process:
• breath changes before insight arrives
• posture shifts before a boundary is stated
• tension or collapse appears before words can be found

Somatic psychotherapy invites us to work directly with these bodily processes, not as metaphors, but as living, present-moment experience.
Attending to the body can support regulation, deepen contact with unconscious material, and allow change to emerge without forcing narrative or cognition.

This isn’t about abandoning talking therapy — it’s about including the body as an active participant in the work.

Interested? Check out the Certificate in Somatic TA - an in person course over 3 weekends in Edinburgh. lhttps://ronenstilman.com/somaticta/

10/12/2025

Somatic transactional analysis is really helpful when working with clients who feel stuck, overwhelmed, anxious, or unable to articulate what’s happening for them.

This training is designed for practitioners who want to deepen their understanding of the body in psychotherapy and integrate somatic awareness into their clinical work. It’s suitable for counsellors, psychotherapists, coaches, and mental health professionals who are ready to broaden their therapeutic toolkit.

👉Find out more https://ronenstilman.com/somaticta/

A really good weekend with the new cohort of the Certificate in Somatic TA. It’s been stimulating, contacful and playful...
04/12/2025

A really good weekend with the new cohort of the Certificate in Somatic TA. It’s been stimulating, contacful and playful. Lots to process and very much looking forward to the next weekend in January. 😊

If this is something you are curious about, limited places are now available on the 2026 course. Apply at https://ronenstilman.com/somaticta/

Oxford word of the year is “Rage Bait”. Cambridge dictionary selected para-social, and Collins dictionary was vibe codin...
01/12/2025

Oxford word of the year is “Rage Bait”. Cambridge dictionary selected para-social, and Collins dictionary was vibe coding. All three words describe an aspect of our relationship with technology. A telling indication of how our relationship with sensory based, intelligent, readily available technology, is becoming increasingly intimate, increasingly emotional and increasingly social; a powerful relationship shaping our personal, social and political reality.

The phrase - meaning to get angry scrolling through social media - beats aura farming and biohack to the title.

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About Me

I work, supervise and teach about range of issues such as depression, anxiety, self harm, isolation, stuck-ness, couples, relationship, questions of direction, identity, sexuality, and meaning.

I am registered with UKATA as a Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (PTSTA-P) and a Certified Transactional Analyst with Psychotherapy speciality (CTA-P). I have an MSc in Transactional Analysis psychotherapy and trained as a Master Practitioner in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP).

I am a tutor in Physis Scotland and regularly present and teach on a range of continues professional development around the UK.

I am an accredited member of UK Council for Psychotherapy as well as an accredited UK professional body member of COSCA. Listed on their register, which is accredited by the Professional Standards Authority, I am committed to the high standards of these organisation by abiding to their code of ethics and complaints procedure.