I help highly driven professionals, entrepreneurs, and people in demanding roles create meaningful change in how they experience themselves, their relationships, and their lives.
Many are functioning well externally, yet something feels tense, stuck, or difficult to shift. They may be dealing with pressure, perfectionism, burnout, relationship difficulties, emotional shutdown, or patterns they understand clearly but cannot seem to change.
These difficulties are often not for lack of insight or effort. They reflect deeper emotional, relational, and nervous-system patterns shaped by earlier experiences.
My online psychotherapy work focuses on trauma, attachment, and the ways the nervous system shapes how we respond under pressure. A central part of my approach is Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR), and I am an Approved DBR Practitioner working online with clients in London, across the UK, and internationally.
You do not need to think of yourself as traumatised to begin this kind of work. Many people begin with the sense that something does not feel right, even if life appears to work well on the outside.
Alongside this specialist focus, my background includes over 20 years of bodywork, yoga, and mindfulness teaching, as well as 28 years of experience running small businesses. I spent 12 years running a successful practice in Mayfair and Harley Street, London W1, and now work exclusively online via Zoom.
You don’t need to be certain what you need before getting in touch. Many people begin by simply exploring whether this kind of work might be relevant. For confidential, non-judgemental support, please get in touch.
Jon teaches you how to let go of long-held tension, both physical and mental, and shows you how the physical and mental realms are intimately connected.
For me the experience is one of finally learning how to relax, after years of being constantly tense and stuck in ‘fight or flight’ mode. The sessions with Jon have gradually changed my outlook on life, work and relationships, and I think my friends and family would tell you I am a far more relaxed and harmonious person to spend time with these days! I feel far more physically and emotionally aware of both myself and others, but this is coupled with a great sense of calm and a huge absence of all the ‘mental noise’ and physical stress that used to accompany me.
In short, if it works for you as it has for me, Jon’s physical and mental ‘mindfulness’ teaching can help you gain the space to become yourself. And to become calmer, happier, and healthier in the process. I’d recommend him to anyone suffering of physical or mental pain of any kind. Thank you Jon!
In less than 4 visits…I have noticed a significant change for the better. I have benefited immensely from each session on both a physical and mental level. My problem areas have improved to a point where I am much more able to continue day to day without the pain and distraction I had previously experienced.
There is no ‘magic silver bullet’ for any form of treatment, yet in Jon Gee I have found someone who not only demonstrates complete integrity and dedication to his profession, but is also extremely conscientious. In my eyes, he truly is a master of his art and to whom I have absolute faith and trust.
Jon’s approach to treatment is extremely focused and tailored. He has a great understanding of the human body and is a natural healer. I recommend him whole heartedly and would not hesitate to consult him before any other therapist. Thank you, Jon
Jon is a deeply heartful, intelligent and insightful therapist who brings all of himself to the therapy room. With the capacity to understand professional boundaries and the insight to know when they need to be relaxed, Jon honours his clients and his role in their therapeutic journey. He listens with archetypal wisdom and offers interventions with a tender respect borne of a deep appreciation of vulnerability. He also has the rare ability to contain the angry wounding of psychotic clients.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know whether I need psychotherapy, DBR, or something else before getting in touch?
No. You do not need to arrive with a clear formulation. Many people begin by exploring whether this kind of work feels relevant, and part of the initial process is to understand what may be happening.
Do I need to think of myself as traumatised to work with you?
No. Some people come with a clear trauma history. Others come because something feels tense, stuck, unresolved, or difficult to shift. You do not need to force your experience into a label before beginning.
Who do you usually work with?
I specialise in working with highly driven professionals, entrepreneurs, and people in demanding roles. Most are thoughtful, reflective, and used to holding things together. The difficulty is often not lack of insight or effort, but that certain reactions, feelings, or relational patterns continue to happen automatically.
Is your work only trauma therapy?
No. My work is strongly informed by trauma, attachment, DBR, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and body-based approaches, but the work may begin with current pressure, relationship difficulty, burnout, emotional shutdown, or a sense that something does not feel right despite outward success.
How do you work with the body?
The body can hold the effects of trauma, stress, and earlier experience in ways that are not always obvious. When emotional or psychological patterns keep returning or looping, paying attention to the body can help us understand what is happening beyond intellectual insight alone.
My work supports a relationship between mind and body. This may involve gentle inquiry and developing awareness of breath, sensation, posture, or movement patterns — and how these relate to the way we respond to ourselves, other people, and the world. The aim is not to force experience, but to help things become more understandable and manageable over time.
I do not offer manual physical therapy.
How many sessions will I need?
That depends on what you are looking for. After an initial session, you can decide whether the work feels relevant and whether you would like to continue. If we decide to work together, we would usually begin with six to eight sessions, and then review as we go. The work can be time-limited or longer-term.
Do you work online?
Yes. I work exclusively online via Zoom with clients in London, across the UK, Europe, and internationally.
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