Sheila Simonsen is a Danish psychomotor therapist and co-founder of the Copenhagen clinic Psykomotoriske Terapeuter København, established in 2013. She holds a professional bachelor's degree in psychomotor therapy and relaxation pedagogy, and works clinically with stress, anxiety, sleep disorders and trauma - including as an IFS therapist. She has also been part of the EPIAS research project at Copenhagen University College, studying the effects of psychomotor therapy on clients with stress and anxiety.
The clinic's website pmtk.dk describes Sheila Simonsen as 47 years old and active as an IFS therapist, psychological consultant and psychomotor therapist with a focus on stress, anxiety and trauma treatment.
The EPIAS research project under Copenhagen School of Professional Studies, in which Simonsen participated, investigated the effect of psychomotor therapy targeted at clients with stress or anxiety symptoms.
Psychomotor Therapists Copenhagen opened the clinic 'Interdisciplinary House for Mental and Physical Health' on 1 January 2017.
A talk show exploring craftsmanship, sustainability and creativity in knitting, featuring micro-spinners and creative makers alongside music from Icelandic artist Anna Hansen.
Psychomotor therapist Sheila Simonsen explores how materials, touch and tactile practice like knitting support wellbeing and regulate the nervous system.