Willow Tree Wellbeing was founded by Donna Dickinson, a trauma therapist with 19 years of NHS experience across Talking Therapies and Medical Psychology.
The platform was created in response to a recurring challenge within trauma-informed work: clients often leaving sessions more regulated, but struggling to maintain that sense of steadiness between appointments — particularly during stabilisation and preparation phases.
Willow Tree Wellbeing provides carefully designed, non-processing audio resources intended to support grounding, nervous system regulation, and between-session stabilisation within therapeutic work.
The resources are designed specifically for trauma-informed clinical settings, with clear therapeutic boundaries and careful attention to rhythm, pacing, and nervous system regulation. They are intended to support steadiness and containment within therapy — not trauma processing itself.
Willow Tree Wellbeing is a professional resource space for therapists seeking support tools for:
- Between-session regulation and stabilisation
- Grounding during periods of overwhelm
- Safety, pacing, and clinical containment
- Bilateral auditory support for nervous system settling
- Structured auditory focus within trauma-informed work
These resources are not designed to replace therapy. They are intended to sit alongside therapist judgement, training, pacing, and established clinical frameworks.
Willow Tree Wellbeing operates as a deliberately slow and considered space. Resources are developed and released thoughtfully, with care taken to ensure they remain supportive and appropriate for trauma-informed clinical use.
Therapist packs and professional-use resources are offered under a clear licence agreement, supporting ethical and boundaried integration within clinical settings.
Professional Engagements
Donna Dickinson is a scheduled presenter (pre-recorded) at the Complex Trauma Institute’s 8th Trauma Conference in 2026.