Mowie Freeman

Mowie Freeman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist committed to supporting individuals as they reconnect with the profound messages their bodies hold regarding hurts and healing. With expertise in somatic and Gestalt therapy, she specializes in guiding clients to engage with their nervous systems, opening up new avenues for recovery. Mowie frequently works with individuals facing anxiety, relationship challenges, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, chronic illness, and grief and loss. She particularly resonates with those who embrace mindfulness and meditation, as well as clients eager to explore embodiment and cultivate deeper intimacy within themselves and their relationships. With advanced training in somatic practices, EMDR, mindfulness, and Internal Family Systems, Mowie approaches therapy with a sense of curiosity—investigating where emotions are held in the body, the emergence of past narratives, and how to unlock fresh healing capacities. Mowie practices within an anti-oppression framework, understanding the significant influence of broader social dynamics on her clients' experiences. Grounded in a belief in each person's inherent goodness, she offers a warm, supportive, and non-judgmental environment. Mowie has substantial experience working with young adults in their 20s and 30s, as well as with adults of all ages, creating a safe space for growth and healing that honors the courageous choice to engage in such work.