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Stacey June Lewis, psychotherapist. A woman with blonde hair and a light brown complexion is sitting on a wooden bench, smiling at the camera. She is wearing a long, flowing dress with a marble-like pattern in shades of peach, cream, and orange.

Stacey June Lewis

Stacey June Lewis is a Psychotherapist, Counsellor, Yoga Teacher, and Co-Founder of The Well Hub. She works with individuals and groups, offering a warm, client-centred approach that integrates psychotherapy with somatic practices such as yoga, breathwork, meditation, and EFT.

Stacey has supported women’s health and wellbeing for over a decade, drawing on her background in media, storytelling, and community building. She is passionate about creating spaces where people feel seen, heard, and empowered to explore their inner world with safety and compassion.

With training in psychotherapy and counselling (Graduate Diploma, Master’s in progress), yoga (200hr Yoga Alliance), meditation, breathwork, and birth work, Stacey offers a holistic approach that bridges science and spirit. She has also worked extensively in early pregnancy loss support through her role with the Pink Elephants Support Network.

As a therapist, Stacey’s focus is on helping clients navigate life transitions, relationships, grief, identity, and the everyday challenges of modern life. She believes therapy is not about fixing, but about gently unfolding, creating space for clarity, healing, and growth.

Her work blends science and spirit, supporting both the mind and body, clients feel held as they navigate the complexities of women’s emotional and mental health, both in her therapy practice and as Co-Founder of The Well.

Interventions.

Stacey’s approach integrates a range of modalities to support both mind and body. Her work is grounded in Person-Centred Therapy, offering a safe and non-judgemental space, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), which builds psychological flexibility by aligning values with action. She draws on Existential and Humanistic perspectives to explore meaning, identity, and freedom, while incorporating Somatic practices such as breathwork, yoga, meditation, and movement to release tension and regulate the nervous system. Her practice is always trauma-informed, ensuring safety and stability before deeper processing. Stacey also specialises in the full spectrum of motherhood — from fertility challenges and pregnancy loss, through perinatal transitions, to birth work, including birth planning, counselling, and birth debriefing.