Trauma Informed
Psychotherapy & Integrative Pratice
A place to explore trauma, relationships, the subconscious, identity and the lifelong process of becoming.
Hey, I’m Laura.
I’m a trauma-informed psychotherapist working at the intersection of psychology, spirituality, and the unconscious.
My approach brings together depth psychotherapy, nervous system awareness, shadow work, and psychospiritual inquiry. I work with people navigating trauma, attachment wounds, heartbreak, self-worth difficulties, identity transitions, and relational patterns that can feel difficult to understand or change.
Rather than treating symptoms in isolation, our work explores the deeper emotional structures beneath them: the protective adaptations, unconscious beliefs, relational imprints, and disowned aspects of the self that continue to shape how you relate, love, and live.
This is a space for thoughtful, honest exploration—not fixing or self-optimisation. The intention is to develop greater self-understanding, psychological flexibility, and a more conscious relationship with the many parts of who you are.
My work is grounded in psychological theory and trauma-informed practice while remaining open to the symbolic, intuitive, and spiritual dimensions of healing.
Where psychology meets soul, we make space for both evidence and mystery.
My approach is integrative, relational, and depth-oriented.
I draw from trauma-informed psychotherapy, attachment theory, nervous system education, Internal Family Systems, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy, shadow work, and somatic awareness. Where appropriate, sessions may also include symbolic, archetypal, intuitive, or spiritual exploration.
I understand trauma not only as something that happened in the past, but as something that can continue to shape identity, perception, emotional regulation, and relationships in the present.
Our work involves developing a compassionate understanding of these patterns while creating the conditions for new ways of relating—to yourself, to others, and to your life.
I support clients with:
Nervous system dysregulation
Grief and heartbreak
Anxiety and emotional overwhelm
Healing trauma
Identity distortion
ADHD/autism
Emotional dysregulation
Low self-worth and inner child wounding
Relationship ruptures and energetic entanglements
Eating struggles and control patterns
Addictive behaviours or coping mechanisms
Emotional shutdown, dissociation, or spiritual disconnection
Activating your power and learning to hold it without collapse or self-abandonment
Life path confusion or soul loss
Breaking out of looping patterns, emotional spirals, and fear-based programming
Realigning with your calling, soul path, and highest potential
Frequently asked questions
What is Psycho-spiritual Psychotherapy?
Psycho-spiritual psychotherapy recognises that healing can involve more than symptom reduction. It considers the psychological, relational, embodied, symbolic, and spiritual dimensions of a person’s experience.
Our work may explore trauma, attachment, identity, unconscious patterns, emotional conflict, meaning, intuition, and your relationship with yourself and others. The spiritual dimension is approached thoughtfully and always in a way that respects your individual beliefs.
How do shadow work and the unconscious feature in therapy?
Shadow work explores the parts of ourselves that have been rejected, suppressed, or left outside our conscious identity. These parts may appear through projection, recurring relationship dynamics, intense emotional reactions, dreams, fantasies, jealousy, shame, or self-sabotaging patterns.
The intention is not to eliminate these aspects of the self, but to understand and integrate them so they no longer influence your life entirely outside your awareness.
What can I bring to therapy?
You do not need to arrive with a clear explanation of what is wrong. You might simply feel stuck, overwhelmed, disconnected from yourself, or aware that certain patterns keep repeating.
Clients often come to me to explore trauma, anxiety, heartbreak, attachment difficulties, low self-worth, identity transitions, addictive or protective behaviours, relationship patterns, grief, emotional dysregulation, or a loss of meaning and direction.
Do I need to be spiritual to work with you?
No. You do not need to hold any particular spiritual beliefs.
My work is psychologically grounded while remaining open to questions of meaning, intuition, symbolism, archetypes, and spirituality. We will only explore these dimensions when they feel relevant and meaningful to you. Your worldview will always be respected.
What does “trauma-informed” mean?
Being trauma-informed means understanding that many behaviours and emotional responses developed as intelligent ways of surviving difficult experiences.
Rather than asking, “What is wrong with you?” we become curious about what your responses have been protecting you from, how they continue to shape your life, and what may now be needed for greater safety, choice, and integration.
How long do I need therapy for?
My work is depth-oriented and designed to unfold over time. While some relief or insight may emerge early, meaningful change often requires a sustained therapeutic relationship in which we can understand the deeper patterns shaping your emotional and relational life.
For this reason, I generally work with clients for a minimum of three months, with many choosing to continue for longer. This allows us to move beyond immediate symptoms and work more deeply with trauma, attachment, identity, unconscious patterns, and lasting psychological integration.
We will reflect on the direction of the work together as it develops, ensuring that therapy continues to feel purposeful, relevant, and supportive.
Get in contact with Laura
Whether you're just beginning your journey or are ready to dive deeper, I'm here to support you. You can reach out using the information below, and I'll get back to you promptly.