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If you require more tailored, case-specific support, you can access our paid specialist services.
We provide personalised case reviews by trauma-informed risk assessment specialists, with a structured expert report produced to accompany your completed TITRA. The TITRA framework presents patterns of abuse and risk indicators in a clear, evidence-based format aligned with professional safeguarding language.
You can also access support with position statements and family court documentation from Emma, a trauma-informed family law solicitor specialising in domestic abuse cases. Her approach empowers you to self-represent with clarity, organisation and confidence.
Costs vary depending on the complexity of your case. However, guidance provided within the Heal & Self Advocacy Hub helps streamline preparation, keeping fees as accessible as possible.
Our long-term aim is to secure funding so this specialist support can be fully funded for survivors. Until then, we remain committed to offering it as cost-effectively and responsibly as we can.
Navigating legal processes can feel overwhelming, but you do not have to face them alone.
We can attend remote hearings with you to provide emotional support, structured note-taking, and post-hearing debriefs to help you understand decisions and next steps clearly.
Where risk is high, hearings may reasonably be requested as virtual. We can support you in articulating safeguarding concerns where in-person attendance may compromise safety.
Emma, a qualified and registered trauma-informed family law solicitor, can also seek rights of audience to speak on your behalf, subject to judicial discretion. If guaranteed representation is required, this can be arranged through the regulated firm she consults for.
Costs can often be reduced through structured preparation using the resources available within the Hub.
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