The practice is shaped by focused attention, somatic awareness, and gentle stabilization.
It is grounded in principles of self-regulation, attention-based change, and the restoration of inner orientation and boundaries.
Your inner experience is approached as internal weather.
It may feel stormy, foggy, heavy, or stagnant — yet beneath every condition, a stable and intact ground remains present.
The work does not attempt to control or suppress this weather.
It supports access to that underlying stability.
Quality is prioritised over frequency.
Sessions are offered with care, precision, and restraint.
The work is not organised around a fixed schedule.
Each session serves as a point of orientation — allowing space for integration beyond the session itself.
No specific pace, continuity, or outcome is imposed.
The process is held with respect for autonomy and natural timing.
SoulWeather sessions are offered in several formats, each reflecting a different orientation within the same core approach.
All formats share a regulation-based process and a non-directive foundation.
They differ in duration, depth of integration, and level of structural continuity:
Rather than following a fixed progression or standardised intake model, session orientation is guided by presence, professional judgement, and appropriate pacing.
Each format is designed to support clarity and steadiness — without imposing outcomes, trajectories, or dependency.
Rooted in the Netherlands, this practice is grounded in autonomy, professional ethics, and respectful boundaries.
No labels, diagnoses, or interpretive frameworks are applied.
The work supports your capacity to sense, choose, and self-regulate — without creating dependency.
Boundaries are not imposed; they emerge naturally as clarity stabilises.
The pace and direction of the process remain with you.