About

Trauma Therapy

We offer private counselling for adults who have experienced trauma, grief, or difficulties in relationships. Using a holistic approach that integrates mind and body, therapy supports healing at your pace.

A precisely folded, light sand-colored wool throw draped over the linear armrest of a minimalist steel-framed lounge chair, set in a tastefully decorated, glass-walled office corner. The throw's gentle texture contrasts subtly with the chair’s matte metallic finish and a low, geometric side table nearby, on which sits a single stoneware mug. Morning light flows through the glass, casting structured, crisp shadows and highlighting the interplay between soft textiles and hard surfaces. Captured from a three-quarter angle, the photo’s clean, corporate composition embodies warmth, safety, and the holistic comfort found in trauma counselling environments.

A stack of pale gray linen-bound journals, neatly organized with a polished silver pen resting diagonally on the top journal, positioned on a clean, uncluttered walnut desk. The journals’ fabric offers subtle tactile texture, while the silver pen catches the soft reflection of overhead studio lighting. Print materials are blurred in the background, hinting at case notes or brochures in an organized corporate setting. Photographed from an eye-level perspective with balanced, rule-of-thirds framing. The lighting creates crisp, professional highlights, and the scene exudes a sense of order, privacy, and reflectiveness, supporting themes of personal growth and self-understanding in a business counselling context.

Expert Therapist

With training in trauma-informed care and somatic approaches, I guide adults toward safer relationships with themselves and others. Therapy is collaborative and paced to your needs.

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Client Journeys

“Working with this counsellor helped me feel safe again and hopeful.”

— Aya Nakamura

“I found practical tools and compassionate support that changed how I relate to myself.”

— Mateo García

“I finally understood my grief and began to heal at my own pace.”

— Lila Patel