Meet the Founder
Discover Shauna's Story
Meet the
Founder
Discover Shauna's Story
Meet the
Founder
Discover Shauna's Story
Meet the Founder
Discover Shauna's Story
About Shauna
About Shauna
About Shauna
About Shauna
Shauna is a mum to three amazing boys and the proud wife of Michael. At heart, she’s a passionate life enthusiast someone who seeks to live deeply, love fully, and embrace every moment. She feels most at home in the presence of her family.
Shauna believes in the innate power of the human spirit to heal. Her work and her life are guided by the truth that every person holds a unique essence, a purpose, a blueprint that is not broken but simply waiting to be remembered and unleashed.
She is Ted x speaker and A passionate, tireless advocate of healing complex trauma, Shauna is changing the way the mental health system is treated and trained.
Shauna is a mum to three amazing boys and the proud wife of Michael. At heart, she’s a passionate life enthusiast someone who seeks to live deeply, love fully, and embrace every moment. She feels most at home in the presence of her family.
Shauna believes in the innate power of the human spirit to heal. Her work and her life are guided by the truth that every person holds a unique essence, a purpose, a blueprint that is not broken but simply waiting to be remembered and unleashed.
She is Ted x speaker and A passionate, tireless advocate of healing complex trauma, Shauna is changing the way the mental health system is treated and trained.
The Story Behind The Method
The Story Behind The Method
The Story Behind The Method
The Story Behind The Method
Healing from the Inside Out: Shaun Quigley’s Radical Model for Transforming Trauma:
Shauna Quigley speaks with the kind of presence that immediately settles the nervous system. Her words, though measured, carry a quiet intensity—one born of lived experience, deep study, and the profound desire to help others come home to themselves. At the heart of her work lies a question that is driving her PhD research and shaped her life's calling:
Shauna’ s model, emerging from her lived experiences of trauma and its transformation, invites us into what she calls an interoceptive phenomenological approach to primary pain—“primary” not in chronology, but in its primal, foundational nature. This is the pain that lives beneath the story. It is sensation, it is tension, it is the body’s whisper that it’s not safe—yet.
A Model Born from Lived Experience and Scholarly Rigor”
This is the guiding ethos behind her model—a framework that draws on neurobiology, phenomenology, somatic psychology, and deep inner listening. Rather than pathologizing trauma or bypassing it with spiritual platitudes, her work honors the felt sense of experienceAnd perhaps most strikingly—Shauna isn’t just building a model. She’s modeling a way of being: deeply attuned, fiercely tender, and grounded in the truth that healing is not about becoming someone new, but remembering who we are beneath the adaptations.
Healing from the Inside Out: Shaun Quigley’s Radical Model for Transforming Trauma:
Shauna Quigley speaks with the kind of presence that immediately settles the nervous system. Her words, though measured, carry a quiet intensity—one born of lived experience, deep study, and the profound desire to help others come home to themselves. At the heart of her work lies a question that is driving her PhD research and shaped her life's calling:
Shauna’ s model, emerging from her lived experiences of trauma and its transformation, invites us into what she calls an interoceptive phenomenological approach to primary pain—“primary” not in chronology, but in its primal, foundational nature. This is the pain that lives beneath the story. It is sensation, it is tension, it is the body’s whisper that it’s not safe—yet.
A Model Born from Lived Experience and Scholarly Rigor”
This is the guiding ethos behind her model—a framework that draws on neurobiology, phenomenology, somatic psychology, and deep inner listening. Rather than pathologizing trauma or bypassing it with spiritual platitudes, her work honors the felt sense of experienceAnd perhaps most strikingly—Shauna isn’t just building a model. She’s modeling a way of being: deeply attuned, fiercely tender, and grounded in the truth that healing is not about becoming someone new, but remembering who we are beneath the adaptations.
Healing from the Inside Out: Shaun Quigley’s Radical Model for Transforming Trauma:
Shauna Quigley speaks with the kind of presence that immediately settles the nervous system. Her words, though measured, carry a quiet intensity—one born of lived experience, deep study, and the profound desire to help others come home to themselves. At the heart of her work lies a question that is driving her PhD research and shaped her life's calling:
Shauna’ s model, emerging from her lived experiences of trauma and its transformation, invites us into what she calls an interoceptive phenomenological approach to primary pain—“primary” not in chronology, but in its primal, foundational nature. This is the pain that lives beneath the story. It is sensation, it is tension, it is the body’s whisper that it’s not safe—yet.
A Model Born from Lived Experience and Scholarly Rigor”
This is the guiding ethos behind her model—a framework that draws on neurobiology, phenomenology, somatic psychology, and deep inner listening. Rather than pathologizing trauma or bypassing it with spiritual platitudes, her work honors the felt sense of experienceAnd perhaps most strikingly—Shauna isn’t just building a model. She’s modeling a way of being: deeply attuned, fiercely tender, and grounded in the truth that healing is not about becoming someone new, but remembering who we are beneath the adaptations.