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Jo Lothian

Jo Lothian(She / Her)

The Happy Reset

Trauma-informed Brainspotting, TRE & Nutrigenomics Practitioner

Beaconsfield8 years experience
Offering
BrainspottingCoachingNutrigenomicsSomatic TherapyTREWomen's HealthCounsellingNutritional TherapyPsychotherapy
About
Jo Lothian is a trauma-informed practitioner based in Beaconsfield, with over eight years' experience integrating Brainspotting, TRE (Trauma and Tension Release), functional movement, and nutrigenomics coaching. Her clients often come seeking a deeper understanding of inherited patterns, grief, anxiety, stress, emotional processing and hormonal shifts, particularly those exploring intergenerational and ancestral experiences through a multiracial and BIPOC lens. She delivers private sessions, workshops and talks, bridging nervous system health, emotional wellbeing and personalised nutrition.
Areas of focus
Rest & sleepStress & mindBody & movementHormones & cycleWomen's healthMood & emotionsGut & nutritionPregnancy & postnatalNeurodiversityChildren & young peopleLife events & transitionsImmunity & resilienceWeight & relationship with food
Approach
Gentle & nurturingWhole-person & holisticBody-led & somaticEvidence-informedCollaborative & empowering
Sessions
In-person · Online · Home visits
Pricing
From £60 · 30 mins
Introductory call
Free consult available
Languages
English
Credentials
QualificationsBrainspotting Level 4 - BSPUK, TRE Practitioner, Healing Diets Coach - HDC, UK Athletics Coach - UKA
Professional bodyTRE International, BSPUK & International, CMA

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Articles featuring Jo

Stress & Mind

The Best Wellness Approaches for Anxiety

Which wellness approaches help with anxiety? A calm, honest guide to breathwork, talking therapy, movement, acupuncture and more, and what each is good for.

Stress & Mind

Working With Your Vagus Nerve to Restore Balance

The vagus nerve sits at the heart of how we calm down after stress. A gentle look at how everyday practices like breath, yoga and stillness can support it.

Mood & Emotions

Returning to the Wild: How Nature Brings Us Back to Ourselves

Stepping away from screens and into wild, natural places offers a simple way to soften stress, slow an over-busy mind and feel more at home in the body.

Mood & Emotions

Finding Yourself Again in the Empty Nest

The empty nest is rarely a clean before-and-after. It is a slow shift in identity and rhythm , and it deserves more attention than the punchline usually gets.

Grief & Loss

Caring for Ageing Parents Without Losing Yourself

Role reversal, anticipatory grief, and carer burnout. What to know, what to ask for, and how to keep your own wellbeing intact through this stretch.

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