Rachelle Muschamp

I practice trauma-informed, depth-oriented therapy using Compassionate Inquiry (I trained directly in Gabor Maté’s method), alongside Internal Family Systems and somatic therapy. Grief runs through all of it: I’ve spent the last five years working closely with grief in its many forms, and I facilitate grief work alongside my trauma therapy practice. We work with the parts of you that learned to survive: the vigilance, the people-pleasing, the shutdown. Not to eliminate them, but to listen to what they’ve been carrying. Grief work looks a little different. It’s less about parts, more about making room, for the losses that never got acknowledged, the ones you’re still carrying years later, the grief that sits underneath other grief. There’s no timeline here, and no expectation that you should be “over it.” This isn’t about managing symptoms. It’s about meeting what’s underneath with compassion instead of shame. What moves me most in this work is watching people come back into contact with who they actually are, underneath the coping, underneath the grief that hasn’t had room to move. I’ve worked with clients across different countries, cultures, and religions, and what protects us, and what we grieve, looks different for everyone, shaped by where we come from, how we were raised, what we were taught was safe. But underneath it, I think we’re all reaching for the same thing: to be seen, accepted, loved as we are. Ik pas trauma-geïnformeerde, dieptegerichte therapie toe met behulp van Compassionate Inquiry (ik ben rechtstreeks opgeleid in de methode van Gabor Maté), in combinatie met Internal Family Systems en somatische therapie. Rouw loopt als een rode draad door dit alles: de afgelopen vijf jaar heb ik me intensief beziggehouden met rouw in al zijn vormen, en naast mijn praktijk in traumatherapie begeleid ik ook rouwverwerkingsprocessen. Contact my direct voor een gratis kennismakingsgesprek.