Lorna Evans MSc, PgDip

Lorna is an Integrative Psychotherapist, holding an MSc in Body Awareness & Psychotherapy. Lorna proudly integrates psychotherapy and the body with a focus on Breath & Movement as healing tools for trauma, anxiety, and depression. Recently worked on documentaries, projects, and books with MTV, The Discovery Channel, Psychologies Magazine, BBC, SKY, and Samaritans. Lorna has several books due to be published in 2022/23 and is a media spokesperson for UKCP.

Lorna’s YouTube Channel, The Mind Movement, encourages people to find a therapist whilst sharing positive psychoeducation about staying well by raising awareness of the body, breath, and movement. Lorna has worked in primary care for the NHS and MIND for many years and now has a private clinical practice in the North East of England. Lorna’s clinical work is grounded in the knowledge that mind and body are fully integrated and what the therapist notices in the client’s body or experiences in her own body, energy, tension, holding, or other non-verbal phenomena is vital to bring into awareness and into the therapeutic work with our clients. Alongside her clinical practice, Lorna is very proud to teach Trauma Sensitive Yoga and learn from the students of the NHS Recovery College, Mind, and many other trauma survivor groups and charities across the UK.