She Thrives | meaningful conversations on women's health
My name is Katia Khomich, and my mission is to help women THRIVE – physically, emotionally and spiritually by helping them navigate misleading wellness industry trends and empowering them to take charge of their long term health and well-being.
Join me as I converse with inspirational women who, like myself, are dedicated to empowering women to thrive.
Together, we explore how to take ownership of your health during pregnancy, motherhood, and beyond, utilising tools rooted in ancient wisdom and supported by modern science.
Tune in for insightful discussions and actionable insights to support your holistic well-being.
She Thrives | meaningful conversations on women's health
#19 – Beyond the Quick Fix: A Somatic Approach to Personal Growth with Suze Retera
I'm speaking with Suze Retera, a trauma therapist based in Amsterdam with a passion for integrating diverse healing modalities. She created a holistic approach combining Somatic Experiencing, Internal Family Systems and TRE® with Orthomolecular therapy.
With a Master of Science (MSc) in Psychology and years of professional and personal experience, she brings together body- and mind-centered therapies to facilitate deep and lasting change.
Having navigated her own journey with early life challenges and how they shape behavioural patterns and physical health later in life, Suze understands firsthand the importance of addressing both physical and psychological dimensions in healing. Her work emphasizes the healing potential of embodying insights. Moving beyond cognitive understanding to create real shifts in behaviour, health, and overall well-being.
She is also a founder of Global Flow Retreats and Oil&Ohm Body Oils. Yoga & Yoga Nidra teacher for teachers and therapists in training.
She brings a beautifully holistic approach to healing and personal growth. Suze works with Internal Family Systems therapy and has a deep understanding of trauma-informed care, helping people reconnect with their bodies and navigate the complex relationship between mind, body, and spirit.
In our conversation, we explore some profound questions: What happens when our well-honed coping mechanisms—like the drive to control and achieve—suddenly stop working? How do we distinguish between who we truly are and who we became in order to feel safe? And perhaps most importantly, how do we begin the journey back to ourselves?
Also, I invite you to check out her website: https://www.suzeretera.com/ , and follow her on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/suze_retera/