I’m Tayba Azim — a BACP‑registered psychotherapist, Mizan Practitioner, clinical supervisor and facilitator who blends relational, somatic and faith‑attuned approaches to support embodied healing. I work with individuals and groups to repair relationships with self, restore nervous‑system balance after trauma and design ritual‑rich practices that sustain long‑term wellbeing.
What I offer
- Integrative therapy: Tailored combinations of talking therapy and Mizan Therapy to meet each client where they are.
- Trauma-focused work: Short‑form Rewind Trauma Technique for rapid relief from PTSD symptoms, nightmares and flashbacks; offered pro bono for military veterans.
- Islamically informed care: Culturally and spiritually sensitive pathways that honour faith, identity and lived experience.
- Women's retreats and group facilitation: Women‑only retreats, workshops and restorative spaces that blend psychoeducation, somatic practice and reflective ritual.
- Clinical supervision and training: Support for practitioners seeking trauma‑informed, relational and culturally attuned practice development.
Areas of specialism
- PTSD and trauma recovery
- Domestic and sexual violence
- Anxiety, depression and identity work
- Relational repair and boundaries
- Pregnancy and birth‑related trauma
Why people choose me
Clients come for my clinical rigour, practical tools and capacity to weave spiritual, somatic and psychological strands into one coherent pathway. I create a warm, accountable and confidential space where complex experiences are met with clear, compassionate expertise and culturally responsive interventions.
Languages and affiliations
- Languages: English, Urdu, Punjabi, Pothwari/Mirpuri
If you’d like to explore therapy, a retreat or supervision, I welcome a conversation to find the right fit.