William Fley 

Many people who present with issues in later life seem to have one thing in common – an attachment issue with one or both parents. This can involve neglect, abuse or absence. And it makes people more vulnerable throughout their lifespan without necessarily having the tools to manage crises, relationship difficulties, serious incidents etc. If you identify with this you may be more prone to illness, anxiety, stress and depression because your nervous system is constantly being triggered by external factors. This is certainly something which is manageable.

Within the work that I deliver, the quality of the relationship is one of the most important factors in helping people to find their internal sense of agency and resilience. In particular I find our early attachment can contribute to our ability to process pain, grief and loss. I work with a combination of understanding the impact of ancestral healing, ritual and integrative therapy.