Dear Valued Clients and Community,
We wanted to share some exciting news about our ongoing commitment to providing you with the most current, evidence-based therapeutic approaches available.
Investing in Excellence
This weekend (28-30 September), our clinical team attended the prestigious Masters Trauma and Wellbeing Conference at Oxford University. This annual gathering brings together the world’s leading experts in trauma research and therapeutic innovation.
Learning from the Best
We had the privilege of learning from renowned experts including:
- Esther Perel: Renowned couples therapist and author of “Mating in Captivity”
- Dr. Dan Siegel: Pioneer in interpersonal neurobiology and mindfulness-based interventions
- Dr. Bessel van der Kolk: Author of “The Body Keeps the Score” and trauma research pioneer
- Dr. Richard Schwartz: Creator of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy
- Dr. Ed Tronick: Leading researcher in infant development and attachment
What This Means for You
Our participation in conferences like these ensures that we’re not just keeping pace with developments in mental health treatment — we’re staying ahead of the curve. The insights we’ve gained will be integrated into our practice, enhancing our ability to support your healing journey.
Recent advances in trauma research have deepened our understanding of how traumatic experiences affect the brain, body, and relationships. This knowledge translates into more effective, compassionate, and targeted therapeutic interventions.
Our Ongoing Commitment
At London Trusted Therapy, professional development isn’t just an annual requirement—it’s a passion. We regularly attend conferences, engage in peer consultation, and pursue additional training because we know that your wellbeing deserves nothing less than our best.
If you’d like to discuss how these latest therapeutic approaches might benefit your personal growth and healing, we invite you to book a consultation.
To learn more about the Masters Trauma and Wellbeing Conference and the cutting-edge research shaping modern trauma treatment, visit the page of Masters Trauma and Wellbeing Conference.
