Whatever our baggage...

Whatever our baggage...
Whatever our baggage...the truth makes it light...

Friday, September 22, 2017

CSA Open Day and Arts Fundraising Fair in Support of free therapies for CSA Survivors Wednesday, 27th September 2017, 11am to 5pm.







Artists against CSA: 


Centre for Trauma Studies CSA Open Day:


CSA Open Day and Arts Fundraising Fair in Support of free therapies for CSA Survivors


Wednesday, 27th September 2017, 11am to 5pm. 


For venue, and to register, please, contact: sigridvongalen@gmail.com


Come and share your stories, hear about CSA and available free PTSD therapies for survivors.


Artists have teamed up with the Centre for Traumastudies and offer part of their work to facilitate free therapies, incl. arts therapy for CSA Survivors.


As a supporter of the free therapy for CSA survivors programme, you can buy an affordable work of art or sponsor an artist by commissioning a piece of art.


The Centre for Trauma Studies also offers free CSA talks and seminars for professionals, who are helping and dealing with CSA survivors on various levels and in a multi-disciplinary capacity.



Weekly PTSD self-help groups for couples and for individual survivors. For more information,

contact: centretraumastudies@gmail.com


The events and programmes are developed and organised by Countess Sigrid von Galen.

Light refreshments provided.




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Thursday, September 07, 2017

Spot the Signs', Free Talk for Staff and Parents and/or Students about how to spot and report Human trafficking, CSA, FGM, ritual abuse, Enforced adoptions, organ harvesting and Grooming, A Crime Prevention Programme by The Centre for Trauma Studies









The Centre for Trauma Studies offers a range of free family community events, schools and public talks for trauma and crime prevention. The figures for grooming, human trafficking, organ harvesting, enforced adoptions, FGM, and CSA are of an industrial scale. That is, why we try to reach out as early as possible to parents and staff to raise awareness and spot the signs, and to learn about ways how to report suspected crimes to the appropriate channels. 

The law enforcement agencies rely on reporting and testimonies and we try to bridge the gaps between the public and the agencies in various ways, the talks being one route, social media another. We can only disrupt and end these crimes in numerous small ways but if we share our observations we can truly make an impact.

Organised crime syndicates have been reported to have mimicked even official social services agencies, or adoption agencies and posed as officials and intimidated and bullied or bribed parents into enforced adoption of their children.

Our dedicated specialist consultants offer a free talk: 'Spot the Signs', for parents in drop in sessions in play centres and at family community events like yours about how to spot the signs of human trafficking, CSA, FGM, neglect, grooming in their neighbourhood, and on how to report it, when they suspect it. 

We have also the possibility to bring a child abuse lawyer and/or police officers to these events.

 We thought we might reach also out in this way to victims amongst the parents, and offer them a chance to find help, if they have suffered from historic or are experiencing domestic abuse. We supply official police contacts and a range of agency leaflets/information.

If you are interested we could also organise a drop in visit at a police station or solicitor's practices that specialise in representing the victims only of the above crimes.

My contact details are as follows:

Sigrid Countess von Galen



Best wishes, 

Sigrid Countess von Galen


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Spot the Signs', Free Talk for Staff and Parents and/or Students about how to spot and report Human trafficking, CSA, FGM, ritual abuse, Enforced adoptions, organ harvesting and Grooming, A Crime Prevention Programme by The Centre for Trauma Studies

Spot the Signs', Free Talk for Staff and Parents and/or Students about how to spot and report Human trafficking, CSA, FGM, ritual abuse, Enforced adoptions, organ harvesting and Grooming, 

A Crime Prevention Programme by The Centre for Trauma Studies






The Centre for Trauma Studies offers a range of free family community events, schools and public talks for trauma and crime prevention. The figures for grooming, human trafficking, organ harvesting, enforced adoptions, FGM, and CSA are of an industrial scale. That is, why we try to reach out as early as possible to parents and staff to raise awareness and spot the signs, and to learn about ways how to report suspected crimes to the appropriate channels. 

The law enforcement agencies rely on reporting and testimonies and we try to bridge the gaps between the public and the agencies in various ways, the talks being one route, social media another. We can only disrupt and end these crimes in numerous small ways but if we share our observations we can truly make an impact.

Organised crime syndicates have been reported to have mimicked even official social services agencies, or adoption agencies and posed as officials and intimidated and bullied or bribed parents into enforced adoption of their children.

Our dedicated specialist consultants offer a free talk: 'Spot the Signs', for parents in drop in sessions in play centres and at family community events like yours about how to spot the signs of human trafficking, CSA, FGM, neglect, grooming in their neighbourhood, and on how to report it, when they suspect it. 


We have also the possibility to bring a child abuse lawyer and/or police officers to these events.


 We thought we might reach also out in this way to victims amongst the parents, and offer them a chance to find help, if they have suffered from historic or are experiencing domestic abuse. We supply official police contacts and a range of agency leaflets/information.


If you are interested we could also organise a drop in visit at a police station or solicitor's practices that specialise in representing the victims only of the above crimes.


My contact details are as follows:


Sigrid Countess von Galen

centretraumastudies@gmail.com

Mob: 07766929278




Best wishes, 


Sigrid Countess von Galen



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Wednesday, September 06, 2017

Report a Crime: Have you been targeted, or coerced into Gang Stalking, Organised Psychological Harassment, Poisoning, Spying and Destroying Lives

Report a Crime: Have you been targeted as a victim or been coerced as a partner-in-crime into Gang Stalking, Organised Psychological Harassment, Poisoning, Spying and Destroying Lives? 


By Sigrid Countess von Galen




These tactics have been also employed strategically and systematically worldwide by organised crime syndicates but also by organisations like the Freemasons, Templars and the churches, often high-financed by high ranking inner fascist circles of the Vatican and other churches, accordingly to former grand masters and victims' testimonies.


Victims were often not believed but the more survivors spoke out the more the warfare tactics became visible and the wider networks were exposed and connection lines be drawn to high places, where immunity was abused and seals and spaces hijacked from official institutions that were often infiltrated or coerced without their knowledge.


Report a crime! Don't suffer in silence! And if those, who actively had a part in this kind of warfare, you better confess all before you get a summons letter via a personal knock on the door by the law enforcement, when there are too many cold case deaths also on your floor,


as this kind of violence goes around in too many places these days and victims and perpetrators know each other's faces...



https://theinstituteforcriminologyandjustice.wordpress.com/2017/09/06/gang-stalking-organised-psychological-harassment-poisoning-spying-and-destroying-lives/

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Monday, September 04, 2017

In the Womb was Sound, an introductory series into Listening Skills, for Doulas, Midwives and GPs, by Sigrid Countess von Galen

In the Womb was Sound, an advanced programme into Listening Skills, for Doulas, Midwives and GPs, A Shoreditch Creative Therapy Pool Health Professional Event Series,


by Sigrid Countess von Galen




There are many ways to evaluate and assess the progress of pregnancy and the health status of a mother and her unborn child.


Sometimes, we forget, how much the fetus and the mother are in symbiosis via sound, activity and vibrations in both their bodies, and how they are connected also in unseen ways mentally and via the voice and movements and other physical and psychological ongoings, including dreams, in the body and psyche of the mother that all affect their well-being and the development of the unborn child.


Factors like language, accents, the flow of movements and rhythm of breathing of the mother also have a huge impact in the later cognitive development of the child. From the beginning of the pregnancy the developing ear and its gentle stimulation is a key also to communication skills, when the child begins to speak.


We are exploring listening skills, expand our repertoire of observation methods, and learn to refine already routined skills for looking into a wider context and dimension of pregnancy and the postnatal stage.






For details: Sigrid Countess von Galen centretraumastudies@gmail.com




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Pregnancy Well-Being, Events

Pregnancy Well-Being: A Shoreditch Creative Therapy Pool Event Series

1. Individual and small group sessions with gentle self-help exercises for effortless deep breathing, posture, movement.

2. Creative expressions and creating memories of the pregnancies in various ways of arts, song, narratives and writing. Explore and express yourself, and nurture your body, soul and mind and spend nourishing time with your baby.

Pay, what you can.

A Shoreditch Creative Therapy Pool Event Series

Details: Sigrid Countess von Galen, centretraumastudies@gmail.com


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Welcome to The Shoreditch Creative Therapy Pool!

Welcome to The Shoreditch Creative Therapy Pool: 

We are a multi-disciplinary group of holistic therapists, researchers, teachers, social care, mental and physical health professionals and medical practitioners, who collaborate and exchange and offer their unique skills at affordable rates, and in some instances of research projects, also for free to local residents. Publications are free. We also offer special awareness training to doulas and midwives, and supervision and events on a range of professional and public health matters and also spiritual and psychological topics. 

Low cost creative therapies and alternative holistic approaches to health for residents on low income. We approach well-being, trauma, disabilities, physical and psychological injuries with utmost respect and human dignity and with a tailormade ultimate self-help route for the individual human being. The approaches are combining intuitive and classic methods. We also offer Voice Rebalancing and a range of Listening and Movement, and Posture Improvement methods.

For more information: centretraumastudies@gmail.com

The Shoreditch Creative Therapy Pool has been convened by Sigrid Countess von Galen to bring a range of affordable treatments to local residents. 




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