- Utilizing somatic approaches like Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Somatic Experiencing therapy to address emotions and trauma stored in the body.
- Employing relational approaches such as IFS (Internal Family Systems) for internal relationships and attachment theory for external relationships
- Applying needs-based approaches like Gestalt and Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.
- Incorporating psychodynamic approaches including AEDP (Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy) and Object Relations therapy to address unconscious material.
- Integrating archetypal approaches such as Jungian analysis and ancient archetypal work to explore deep unconscious structures of experience.
Specializing in complex trauma, which often stems from developmental origins, Zasha understands it as a culmination of multiple traumas leading to pervasive effects rooted in unmet developmental needs and coping strategies. She emphasizes the importance of trauma healing as sacred work not just for oneself but for future generations and humanity as a whole, recognizing the transmission of trauma when left unresolved.
Drawing from personal experience, Zasha honors and respects every individual embarking on this journey toward full expression and potential, striving to make the process gentle and loving.
About Zasha
Zasha is a holistic Psychotherapist, Shamanic Family Constellations facilitator, Spiral Practitioner, and Coach based in Byron Bay. Having completed advanced healing trainings worldwide, she remains at the forefront of neuroscience, psychology, and shamanic approaches. With a holistic, integrative, and relational approach, she intertwines various contemporary methodologies to support complex cases. Her toolkit includes sensorimotor therapy, EMDR, IFS, AEDP, Gestalt, object relations, Jungian therapy, as well as ancient healing modalities such as archetypal embodiment, moving meditations, shamanic constellations, and emotional release tools.
She has developed and conducted trainings for junior Psychotherapists, sharing her advanced skills and unique approach. Creating an empowering, nonjudgmental, and loving space in all her work, she deeply respects individuals' journeys and holds space with empathy and resonance, drawing from her own experiences overcoming complex traumas. Recognizing the intersections of fear and desire as avenues for profound healing, she embraces exploring "taboos" in safe environments like those fostered by BDSM communities, understanding the transformative potential in pleasure and pain.
Embracing Carl Jung's notion that "opposites are the same," she maintains an openness to learning and evolving alongside her clients. Renowned for her ability to dismantle challenging patterns, she fosters safe group dynamics for interpersonal learning, welcoming transformative challenges that propel clients forward and expedite healing. With a particular interest in conscious healthy relating and developmental trauma, she champions human resilience, guiding individuals towards their fullest potential and vitality.
