Testimonials

Going into the TRTP sessions, I was open-minded but didn’t get my hopes up because I didn’t want to be let down. However, I saw so much progress after completing TRTP, not only with my past trauma but with how I deal with stress and other uncomfortable events that I need to overcome daily. For […]

TRTP I completed TRTP with Lauren and after the first session began to feel a remarkable difference. With each following session, my anxiety began to subside and now, approximately 10 weeks after the final session, it is amazing how psychologically healthy I have become and am still becoming.  Having undergone a variety of therapies for

TRTP Since doing TRTP in April 2020, I can say that it has changed my underlying response to my feelings of safety.  From the work I’ve done with Lauren using this process, it has given me a calmness and assertiveness I haven’t had before as well as taking away much of the anxiety and rage

TRTP How do I thank someone who has helped transform my life? For decades I suffered from bullies, liars, cheats and assault, causing anxiety, pain, frustration, despair, suffering and disappointment and leaving me a mere shadow of my former self. Thanks to you, I now have hope and light! I decided the best way I

TRTP Lauren suggested that TRTP might be life changing for me so let me put it in context. I appeared functional enough, successful enough, recognised in my chosen profession, and appeared to be socially competent and connected.  All of this has been hard won in the context of trauma beginning at 26 weeks in uterus

We both want to thank you for your guidance and support and feel our sessions have really improved our relationship and the way we communicate with each other. S.M, 31 & A.M, 33

I’m feeling much better and way less anxious when coming across my ex-partner.  Being sceptical (of Psych-K) at first, I found the shift in me exceptional.  Thank you so much for your exceptional help. Rachael, 52

In my work with both couples and individuals I pay attention to the level of differentiation that exists in a relationship.  Ellyn Bader, co-founder of The Couples Institute in Menlo, California, defines differentiation as the ongoing process of a person being able to define their thoughts, their feelings, their wishes and their desires to another

I think we really benefited from having a couple of sessions with you which helped provide another perspective that is not always available when there are just two of us.  Thanks again. Scott, 54  

Thank you for your support, time and guidance, which have invaluably changed my life.  I am deeply grateful to you. Y, 32