
Hi I'm Rebecca, a psychotherapist, author and performance coach. I work with people across the world who are rebuilding their lives and finding their way back to themselves after emotional abuse, narcissistic relationships, and the kind of experiences that shake you to your core. I specialise in healing trauma at its root and helping you build the healthy attachments and relationships you deserve.
I know this work from the inside out.
I had a difficult and abusive childhood, raised by a highly narcissistic mother whose control and manipulation left their mark long before I had the words to describe what was happening to me.
My first experience of love was with an extremely volatile and abusive man. He hurt me so severely that I lost consciousness and he served eight years in prison for what he did. In the aftermath, I became a shell of myself. My trauma responses were in overdrive. I couldn't hold eye contact with men. I couldn't hold a conversation. I lost my voice entirely and questioned everything. I was lost, anxious, struggling with my self-image and an eating disorder and I had no idea what peace felt like.
For years I functioned on the outside while carrying unresolved pain on the inside a high-functioning stress addict going through the motions. I saw various therapists throughout my late teens and twenties. Some helped a little, but none of them were able to reach the parts that needed reaching most.


Hi I'm Rebecca, a psychotherapist, author and performance coach. I work with people across the world who are rebuilding their lives and finding their way back to themselves after emotional abuse, narcissistic relationships, and the kind of experiences that shake you to your core. I specialise in healing trauma at its root and helping you build the healthy attachments and relationships you deserve.
I know this work from the inside out.
I had a difficult and abusive childhood, raised by a highly narcissistic mother whose control and manipulation left their mark long before I had the words to describe what was happening to me.
My first experience of love was with an extremely volatile and abusive man. He hurt me so severely that I lost consciousness and he served eight years in prison for what he did. In the aftermath, I became a shell of myself. My trauma responses were in overdrive. I couldn't hold eye contact with men. I couldn't hold a conversation. I lost my voice entirely and questioned everything. I was lost, anxious, struggling with my self-image and an eating disorder and I had no idea what peace felt like.
For years I functioned on the outside while carrying unresolved pain on the inside a high-functioning stress addict going through the motions. I saw various therapists throughout my late teens and twenties. Some helped a little, but none of them were able to reach the parts that needed reaching most.
I studied psychology at university, and that's where everything began to make sense. For the first time, I had names for what I'd grown up around - narcissism, personality disorders, trauma responses, the fight, flight, freeze and fawn patterns that had quietly shaped my entire life. It was the first time I truly understood my mother and my first relationship for what they really were. And with that understanding came an unexpected comfort..I hadn't been treated that way because I wasn't good enough. It wasn't me. It had never been me.
But after graduating, I knew I wasn't ready to support anyone else, I really needed time for myself first. So I threw myself into something grounding and demanding: training horses for dressage, teaching and competing. It was tough, but it gave me purpose and stability, two things I hadn't had much of growing up. From there, I became a yoga and meditation instructor, ran international retreats, and built a successful yoga business I was genuinely proud of. All the while, I kept training, kept developing, kept growing. Because once I began to heal, I knew I wanted to help others do the same.
The shift came when I worked with a shaman, explored somatic healing, and found a therapist who specialised in a method that targeted the neurological pathways altered by years of abuse. That combination - body, mind and nervous system - was what finally allowed me to truly heal. From my childhood. From that relationship. From all of it. My trauma had been rewired, and for the first time, peace and confidence became my companions rather than strangers.
If I could change one thing about my own journey, it would be this - I wish I had found the right help in my early twenties, not closer to my thirties. That gap, those lost years, are exactly why I do this work. Because I understand, both personally and professionally, what it is to be abused. I know how it feels in your body, in your mind, in the way you move through the world. And I know how hard it is to find support that actually moves the dial - support that doesn't just scratch the surface but reaches the parts that need reaching most.






My approach goes beyond talk therapy. What I offer is a carefully layered combination of formal psychological training, neuroscience-informed methods, somatic understanding and the kind of insight that can only come from having walked the path yourself. Through EQ-i psychometric assessment, I can measure your emotional intelligence at the start of your journey and track your progress in a way that is tangible, visible and real. Every programme I offer is fully structured to give you clarity, meet you exactly where you are right now, and move you forward with purpose.

Something is shifting in the world right now, and not always for the better. There's a growing divide between men and women, between people and their own sense of self. Technology and social media have a great deal to answer for, and neither is going anywhere. Narcissism isn't just on the rise - it's being celebrated, platformed and rewarded online. Empathy and compassion are becoming harder to find. And one of the most damaging things I see is the flood of toxic, manipulative advice circulating online telling people how to control, destabilise and dominate the very people they're supposed to love.
That's where my purpose lives.
I exist to bridge that gap. To educate and support people who have been abused - especially those fighting to maintain a relationship with their children in the shadow of a high-conflict ex. To help people reconnect with who they truly are before more time slips away. Because time is the one thing we never get back. It only ever takes - it never gives! So when someone chooses to work with me, I want that investment of time to count.
And the truth is, it does.
Most of my clients work with me for three to six months, a focused, transformative period where the real shifts happen. After that, many choose to check in with occasional top-up sessions as life evolves and new challenges arise. This isn't a revolving door of endless therapy. It's structured, purposeful work with a clear direction and a real end point in sight.
Some of my former clients have been kind enough to invite me to share in their biggest milestones - weddings across the world, in the US, Portugal, Ibiza - and those moments remind me exactly why I do this work. I've watched parents win custody cases and reach outcomes that genuinely served both them and their children. I've seen people rebuild healthy, loving relationships without the shadow of their past looming over them. There is no greater feeling than bearing witness to those stories.

My goal goes beyond the individual. I want to heal generational trauma - to stop the cycle so that the pain so many of my clients carry is never passed on to the next generation. If any part of my story resonated with you - if you recognised something in these words that you've never quite been able to name then you're already in the right place. You don't have to keep carrying this alone, and you don't have to keep searching for something that actually works. I've lived it, I've healed it, and I've spent years refining the exact process that gets people to the other side. All that's left is for you to take the first step.
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