Sensorimotor psychotherapy practitioner and IFS-informed coach, UK and Chiang Mai
Jamie Wrate is a Sensorimotor Psychotherapy practitioner and an IFS-informed, trauma-informed coach, working between the United Kingdom and Chiang Mai, Thailand.[1] He is listed in the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute's therapist directory, and he holds a law degree, a BA (Hons) and a postgraduate teaching qualification.[2]
His approach puts the body first. Sensorimotor work slows and settles the nervous system, and inside that settled state he does parts work using Richard Schwartz's Internal Family Systems model.[1] Behind it sits a long apprenticeship: seven years with the Brazilian shaman and psychotherapist Alba Maria Nunes, including two and a half years living in shamanic community and a five-year initiation into facilitation, and training in Somatic Plant Medicine Integration under Atira Tan.[1]
He has been doing men's work since 2009 and shamanic healing work since 2011.[3] He offers private sessions, men's circles and plant medicine integration circles,[1][3] and holds integration retreats in northern Thailand, the next two in Doi Saket and Pai in January 2027.[4]
Jamie holds an LLB (Acc), a law degree, along with a BA (Hons) and a PGCE, the UK postgraduate teaching qualification.[2]
Jamie works body first. Sensorimotor work slows and settles the nervous system, and once it is settled he moves into the finer work of Internal Family Systems, meeting the different parts of a person inside that calm.[1] He also draws on compassionate inquiry, active listening, shamanic journeying, and breathwork and meditation.[1]
He is listed in the therapist directory of the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute, the professional body for the modality.[2]
Jamie trained for seven years with Alba Maria Nunes, a Brazilian shaman and psychotherapist. Two and a half of those years were spent living in shamanic community, and the training included a five-year initiation into facilitation.[1] He trained in Somatic Plant Medicine Integration with Atira Tan.[1]
His shamanic healing work dates from 2011.[3]
Jamie has been involved in men's work since 2009. He was initiated through the Mankind Project in 2013 and began facilitating men's circles in person in 2018, later taking them online as well.[3] Men's circles remain part of his practice, alongside private sessions and plant medicine integration circles.[1][3]
Jamie runs four-day, three-night integration retreats in northern Thailand. The work is integration rather than ceremony: IFS sessions beforehand, then embodied and artistic integration through singing, dance, art and yoga, then sharing circles and individual integration sessions.[4]
The January 2027 runs are at Mala Dhara, the eco resort and organic farm in Doi Saket, from 15 to 18 January, and in Pai from 22 to 25 January.[4]
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