I’m Susan Jane — educator, trauma-informed practitioner and guide.

I’m often called “the therapist that’s not a therapist” because my work is not clinical, but deeply human.

My journey into this work began with my own story. I grew up carrying the weight of trauma, silence and disconnection — and for years I searched for ways to feel whole. 

What I discovered is that healing doesn’t come from fixing what’s “wrong” but from remembering what has always been true:

• • that we are safe
  • that we belong
  • that we can come home to ourselves.

My path has not only been one of lived experience, it has also been one of healed experience. I know what it means to walk through the long echoes of trauma and I know what it means to find voice, belonging and wholeness on the other side.

I draw on:

• • trauma-informed practices
  • nervous system science
  • human behaviour models
  • universal laws
  • somatic integration.

But more than that, I bring the embodied knowing that healing is possible — because I have lived it and I have healed it.

Today, I design learning and development programmes for women, families and professionals. In one-to-one sessions, workshops and circles, I walk alongside people as they reclaim their voice, reawaken their purpose and reconnect with wellbeing.

At the heart of my work is this truth: 

Healing is not about becoming someone new, but about coming back to yourself.

Before you go

Thank you for being here and for taking the time to read my story. If you are carrying something heavy, searching for a way forward or simply curious about what healing could mean for you, please know this: you are not alone.

This work is my way of honouring the truth that healing is possible. It is not about becoming someone else, but about coming back to who you have always been.

Wherever you are on your journey, I am grateful you found your way here. If you feel called, you can explore the Session Journeys or spend time with the Guides & Practices — gentle companions to support you along the way.

With warmth,
Susan Jane