More about this community
Who?
This community is intended for:
- Clinicians and practitioners who work therapeutically with people
- Professionals from recognised helping professions (e.g. psychology, social work, counselling, coaching, healthcare), with appropriate professional membership or registration
- Practitioners who hold, or are developing, a trauma-informed lens in their work
- Those seeking reflective, relational, and professionally grounded connection — rather than supervision or clinical training
It is not a therapy group, supervision group, or case consultation forum.
What?
The Trauma-Informed Community sits alongside formal training and CPD offerings, rather than replacing them.
While our CPD offering focuses on foundational understanding, therapeutic processes, and applied clinical topics,
this community centres the practitioner themselves.
It offers a space for reflection, integration, and embodiment of trauma-informed principles as they apply to the practitioner’s own inner world, professional identity, and relational presence in the work.
Offering
The Trauma-Informed Community is offered through a series of shared, in-person experiences designed to support reflection, connection, and professional sustainability.
At the heart of the community are quarterly, full-day experiential gatherings, each held in person and shaped around a trauma-informed theme. These gatherings offer a carefully facilitated space where practitioners can slow down, reflect, and engage in guided experiential processes.
Each community experience:
- integrates self-reflective enquiry, experiential exercises, and facilitated group processes
- is grounded in the core principles of safety, relationship, and compassion
- supports reflection on the practitioner’s inner experience of therapeutic and helping work
The emphasis is on being and reflecting, rather than acquiring techniques or content. Experiences are live, facilitated, and relational in nature — offering space for integration, connection, and embodied understanding.
What This Space Is — and Is Not
This community is:
- a reflective and relational professional space
- grounded in trauma-informed principles
- ethically and professionally contained
- research-informed and clinically relevant
This community is not:
- supervision
- therapy
- case management or clinical consultation
- crisis support
Clear boundaries are maintained to support safety, integrity, and sustainability — for both participants and facilitator.
The community experiences will be facilitated by Dr Lauren Moss, who will hold the structure, themes, and reflective processes of each gathering.
This community does not position anyone as an “expert” over others, nor does it promise transformation, fixing, or certification. Instead, it offers a shared space for practitioners who understand the complexity of this work and who value reflection, connection, and ethical care — for themselves as well as for those they work with.