Success Unlocked by Farhana Goga

Brainspotting is a somatic practice to release what is stored in the body and activate new possibilities. it uses eye-spots to access the bodys information

Farhana Goga has over 25 years of experience.

Release Trauma and unwanted behaviours through BWRT and Brainspotting

Farhana Goga combines science and spiritual to help you heal, grow and thrive

Trauma healing and post traumatic growth is possible through commitment and time

To get what you desire from life, to change things for yourself, requires a growth mindset.

Farhana Goga Psychologist Reviews and Experience

Somatic Therapy and Brainspotting

Brain-based Trauma therapy.

Tapping (EFT): Working with Emotional Responses in Real Time Tapping, or Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), is often misunderstood. It is not simply: repeating phrases or a relaxation technique When used at an advanced level, it becomes a precise way of working with: 👉 emotional responses 👉 patterns 👉 and the nervous system What Tapping Works With Tapping can be used to support: anxiety and stress emotional overwhelm patterns of thinking and specific experiences It works b

Learn how therapy supports emotional regulation, identity stability, and relationship patterns in Borderline Personality presentations.

Addiction is often rooted in deeper patterns. Learn how therapy addresses trauma, emotional regulation, and identity-level change.

Brainspotting helps process emotional experiences at a deep level. Learn how this approach supports healing, clarity, and expansion.

When life feels overwhelming, and the mind seems stuck in a loop of stress or anxiety, have you ever wondered if your body might hold the key to unlocking relief? I’ve found that sometimes, the answers we seek aren’t just in our thoughts but deeply rooted in our physical experience. This is where somatic therapy steps in—a powerful, nurturing approach that invites you to reconnect with your body to heal emotional wounds and foster profound personal transformation. Somatic the

When everything seems off, over your whole life

Life Transitions: Why Change Can Feel So Unsettling Life doesn’t always change gradually. Sometimes, it shifts in ways that feel unexpected. Even when the change is positive — a new role, a move, a relationship, or a new phase of life — it can still feel unsettling. You may find yourself thinking: Why does this feel harder than it should? I wanted this… so why do I feel like this? Why don’t I feel like myself right now? This is a common experience. And it doesn’t mean somethi

Why You Don’t Feel Like Yourself Anymore (And What This Has to Do With Identity) At times, people notice a shift that’s difficult to explain. You’re still showing up.Still managing your responsibilities.Still doing what you need to do. And yet, internally, something feels different. You may find yourself thinking: I don’t feel like myself anymore Something feels off, but I can’t explain it I’m not responding in the way I usually would You notice repeated view of how you d=see

Receiving a diagnosis can feel overwhelming. Learn how to process it, understand it, and move forward without shame.

Why You Keep Repeating the Same Patterns At some point, many people notice this. The situation changes.The context may be different.Even the people involved may not be the same. And yet, something about the experience feels familiar. You find yourself: reacting in ways you didn’t intend having similar conversations or ending up in the same emotional place Over time, this can become difficult to ignore. You may start to recognise: “I’ve been here before.” What Repeating Patter

Why Talking About It Isn’t Always Enough You may already understand what’s happening. You’ve thought about it. Reflected on it. You may even be able to explain it clearly — to yourself or to someone else. And yet, something hasn’t shifted. You might still find yourself: reacting in ways you didn’t intend, feeling the same emotional intensity in certain situations, or returning to the same patterns, even when you’ve tried to do things differently. This can feel frustrating — a