Welcome to Eyes On Trauma
Created from a lived experience perspective, Eyes On Trauma aims to raise awareness of complex trauma, integenerational & epigenetic trauma, childhood sexual abuse and emotional flashbacks in the context of mental health and trauma-informed care.
The information and resources on this website will help you explore these topics further, using a mix of my own lived experience insights and scientific research. I hope you find it useful whether for yourself, to help someone you care about or for your professional practice. ⛑️ I also offer lived experience consultancy to organisations and researchers. I’m part of a few lived experience advisory groups, and am seeking funding for a PhD.
Emotional Flashback Cards
I create emotional flashback cards to share widely, inspired by Pete Walker’s book ‘Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving’. They’re available for free download, or to buy a printed set in the new online shop:

Contents

An introduction to Eyes On Trauma

Discover more about complex trauma and misdiagnosis

Understand emotional flashbacks and how to manage them

Download a free set of emotional flashback cards

Eyes On Trauma offers lived experience consultancy

My academic interests and PhD research proposal

Now available to buy – printed sets of emotional flashback cards

Sharing lived experience insights and anecdotes

Research papers, posters, infographics, book reviews and other links
“I created Eyes On Trauma after realising I had experienced complex trauma in my childhood, and a subsequent lifetime of misdiagnosis from professionals. After finally discovering the answers for myself, I can see how scandalous this is and how ineffective the western biomedical model of treating ‘mental health’ is. I have to share what I have found with the world.”
– Eleanor, founder of EyesOnTrauma.org
Do you have a lived experience you’d like to share? A story of misdiagnosis to get off your chest? Found a useful resource? Or a question about something you’ve read here? Please get in touch with me.