The approach

What is somatic therapy?

Somatic therapy is an umbrella term for approaches that may include attention to bodily sensations, movement or breathing. Methods and training vary. Ask the practitioner to explain the approach and its evidence for your concern.

Before you book

What to check before booking somatic therapy

The questions that separate a good fit from an expensive false start. Ask them before the first paid session, not after.

  1. 1

    Specific training

    Ask which method the practitioner uses and what training they have completed.

  2. 2

    Consent and pacing

    Discuss boundaries, exercises and how you can pause or decline an activity.

  3. 3

    Remote sessions

    Ask how the approach is adapted to video and what support is available between sessions.

1

Mindbun (Formly Lama)

Bengaluru Online
3.4/5
3.4/5OTI score

Mindbun is a good fit if choosing the right therapist feels like the hardest part of starting.

Individual Therapy
2

Nami Therapy And Wellness

Pune Online & Offline
2.9/5
2.9/5OTI score

Nami may appeal if you prefer a small, collaborative counselling practice.

Individual TherapyCouples TherapyAdolescent Therapy

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FAQ

Somatic Therapy questions

Answers to common booking and comparison questions. Need a correction? Ask us directly.

Which is the best platform for somatic therapy in India?
Mindbun (Formly Lama) scores highest here at 3.4/5. This is an overall platform score, not a separate clinical assessment of this service. For a lower listed price, Nami Therapy And Wellness has the lowest listed rate here at ₹1,200 (older price · current fee unconfirmed).
Where can I compare platforms offering somatic therapy?
Use the comparison table on this page to explore platforms offering somatic therapy. Compare their OTI scores, listed prices and therapist experience, then open a review for more detail.
What does somatic therapy actually involve?
Somatic therapy is an umbrella term for approaches that may include attention to bodily sensations, movement or breathing. Methods and training vary. Ask the practitioner to explain the approach and its evidence for your concern.
Related

Often offered alongside somatic therapy

Platforms that offer somatic therapy usually offer these too.