Trauma Recovery Counselling: A Body-Centered Path to Healing

Trauma touches every part of us — body, mind, emotions, relationships, and spirit. It can leave us feeling stuck in patterns of survival (fight, flight, freeze) long after the original event has passed. Trauma recovery counselling offers a way to gently release what’s held in the body, reconnect with safety, and find new possibilities for living.

Somatic Experiencing®

I am a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) with advanced training and years of practice. SE is a body-centered approach to trauma that helps you work with your nervous system, not against it. Rather than re-telling your story until it feels overwhelming, SE invites you to notice and shift the physical patterns that keep trauma “stuck,” so your body can return to balance.

I also assist in Somatic Experiencing trainings, supporting new practitioners — work that keeps me deeply engaged with the practice and always learning.

How Trauma Recovery Counselling Helps:

People seek trauma therapy for many reasons, including:

  • Recovering from accidents, injuries, or medical experiences

  • Healing from abuse, neglect, or loss

  • Living with chronic stress or cumulative overwhelm

  • Feeling disconnected, anxious, or emotionally numb

Together, we work at your pace, creating safety as we explore both the impact of trauma and the resilience you already carry. Sessions may weave in Somatic Experiencing, emotion-focused therapy, mindfulness, or your own spiritual and creative practices — always tailored to what feels right for you.

Whole-Person Healing:

Trauma affects us not only psychologically, but also socially and spiritually. In therapy, we may attend to relationships, belonging, and meaning-making, as well as to the body’s natural capacity to recover. This holistic approach honors your full humanity — mind, body, and spirit — and makes space for your own wisdom to guide the process

Frequently Asked Questions about Trauma Counselling