The Trauma Centre offers specialist counselling and compassionate support to male and female survivors affected by the impact of trauma, including domestic abuse, sexual violence, childhood sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and modern slavery.
Hope After Trauma
Empowering survivors through compassionate care
Our History
Established in 2017, The Trauma Centre was created to provide free counselling for adult survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, and childhood sexual abuse. Our service continues to offer accessible, client-centred support delivered by qualified and compassionate professional volunteers, with a strong commitment to safe and ethical practice at all times.
Our calm and welcoming therapy spaces
"The support I received helped me process my difficulties.
Now I feel more at ease in daily life"
We understand that reaching out for support can feel difficult, which is why we are committed to providing a safe, welcoming, and non-judgmental space where every person is treated with dignity, respect, and compassion.
Our therapy environment is calm, supportive, and designed to help clients feel heard, valued, and safe throughout their journey.
We warmly welcome and support all survivors, regardless of age, disability, gender, marriage or civil partnership status, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation.
"My confidence has grown. I feel more able to face challenges and trust myself."
FAQ.
Is your service free?
Yes, we are a completely free service for victims of domestic violence, sexual violence,
and survivors of child sexual abuse.
What help do you offer?
We are professional counsellors and psychotherapists offering a person-centred approach.
We can also signpost you to additional support services that may be helpful throughout your counselling journey.
How will you contact me?
We may contact you by email, telephone, text message, or WhatsApp.
We will contact you regularly to check whether you still wish to access counselling. If we do not receive a response after our attempts to contact you, we will assume that you no longer require our service and your referral will be removed from the waiting list.
Can you provide a clinical diagnosis?
No, we are unable to provide clinical diagnoses.
What type of sessions do you offer?
We usually find face-to-face weekly sessions most effective.
However, we offer flexibility where needed, including video calls and telephone sessions.
How long are therapy sessions?
Sessions last 50 minutes and are usually weekly on the same day and time.
Do you have an interpreter?
We are unable to provide interpreters due to cost.
If required, you will need to arrange one via your referral organisation or independently.
Do you offer a support group?
We do not currently run a support group.
Can I return to therapy once my sessions have ended?
Yes, you can return for further support.
This means being placed back on the waiting list 12 months after your original sessions end.
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