Therapy is for Living
Spherical Living
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The Magic is in the Application.
Spherical Living is a practice that brings focus to connection and relationship. Our primary, 24/7 relationship is with ourself, and taking responsibility for this governs our quality of experience with others. For sustainable and enriching change in your life, our therapeutic work is founded on supporting you to practically apply what you realise in therapy, in your everyday life.
This is where we begin, offering one of two distinct pathways of therapeutic exploration: counselling; or energetic body work.
Meet Sara
In practise since the mid-1990s, Sara’s work has spanned a broad spectrum of human experience, through individual and relationship counselling and diverse bodywork modalities, traveling, living, studying and working across Australasia, Asia, North America and Canada, Africa, the Middle East and Europe.
Sara is passionate about supporting people, young and old, to live a life enriched with love and purpose. Whatever your preferred pathway, via spoken counselling or bodywork, she supports individuals clear what stands in the way of realising their authentic selves.
Sara’s BackgroundReal Stories, Real People
No matter how skilled or loving the therapist, the success of therapeutic work relies a great deal on what the client lives between the sessions. As therapists, we are at most facilitators, with a profound responsibility for the quality we too live in our everyday life.
Read TestimonialsReal Stories, Real People
No matter how skilled or loving the therapist, the success of therapeutic work relies a great deal on what the client lives between the sessions. As therapists, we are at most facilitators, with a profound responsibility for the quality we too live in our everyday life.
More TestimonialsWriting
Sara writes on themes that present through her practice.
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The Illusion of Identity: Why we don’t have to be what the world makes us
There are moments in life when we realise, often with discomfort or resistance, that the world we thought defined us never truly did. We believe we are...
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The Grief Room: The Doorway Out
Grief need not be a life sentence. It is akin to a room that you can walk out of. You do not necessarily walk into this room...
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The Confidence Myth – What no-one tells you
We have accepted that confidence is something external, something we acquire through achievements, status and social recognition. We believe that the more we do the right thing,...
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