Trauma-informed counselling and recovery support for survivors of trauma and domestic abuse.
Supporting adults, children and young people across North Somerset, Somerset, Bristol, and online throughout the UK.
How We Can Help
Creating Safety, Restoring Hope, & Rebuilding Lives.
At Soteria Trauma & Recovery CIC, we provide trauma-informed counselling, therapeutic groups and domestic abuse recovery support for adults, children and young people.
We know that trauma can affect every part of life, but with the right support, recovery is possible.
Our Work is grounded in compassion, professionalism, and the conviction that every person deserves the opportunity to rebuild and thrive.
Whether you’re taking your first steps towards healing or continuing your recovery journey, you are welcome here.
Why People Choose Soteria
Real Stories of Recovery
Frequently Asked Questions
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Trauma-informed counselling recognises how trauma can affect the mind, body and nervous system. Our approach focuses on creating emotional safety, trust and understanding, allowing people to explore their experiences at their own pace without judgement.
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Yes. We offer both online and in-person support where available. Online sessions allow people across North Somerset, Somerset, Bristol and throughout the UK to access trauma-informed support safely and comfortably.
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Yes. You are welcome to contact us directly to enquire about support for yourself, your child or someone you care about. We also accept referrals from professionals and organisations.
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Yes. Supporting people affected by domestic abuse is a core part of our work. We provide trauma-informed counselling, recovery support and therapeutic groups for survivors at different stages of their healing journey.
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Yes. We are based in North Somerset and support people locally across North Somerset, Somerset and Bristol, as well as offering online support throughout the UK.
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Recovery Pathways are structured therapeutic support groups designed to help people better understand trauma, rebuild confidence, develop emotional safety and feel less alone in their recovery journey. text goes here