Your Guide to unlearning

Hello, I’m Ella Wright!
Your Guide to Relational Unlearning

My name is Ella Wright. As a trauma therapist and PhD student (in progress)—grounded in relational and decolonial approaches—I am passionate about supporting individuals who are navigating burnout, trauma, and the complexities of unlearning. Drawing on my experience in trauma care, education, and international development, I provide a compassionate and inclusive space tailored to your unique journey. My mission is to empower you to reconnect with yourself, your community, and the land as kin, fostering resilience, healing, and transformation. Together, we’ll explore a path that honours your story and helps you move toward a balanced and meaningful life.

Beyond Burnout by Ella Wright, Trauma Therapist, Counselling and International Development Support Worker.

My Approach

A Relational Approach
to Unlearning

I believe in a relational approach to wellness, honouring the interconnectedness of mind, body, community, and land. By integrating therapeutic practices, relational worldviews, and reflective processes, I strive to support you in cultivating resilience, balance, and a deeper sense of connection in all areas of your life.

My Expertise

Therapy and Relational teachings

Honor the Sentience of All Beings
Embrace Community Welfare
Cultivate Reciprocity
Foster Gratitude
Respect Non-Hierarchical Relationships
Practice Complementary Duality
Engage in Ceremony and Ritual
Center Heart Wisdom
Prioritize Responsibility Over Rights
Recognize Cyclical Time
Integrate Humor as Healing
Reframe Conflict Through Community
Learn Holistically and Place-Based
Celebrate Diversity and Fluidity
Live Generously

*We humbly thank the Indigenous scholars and teachers who contributed their wisdom through the book Restoring the Kinship Worldview, by Wahinkpe Topa (Four Arrows) and Darcia Narvaez (2022). Their wisdom inspires us to reconnect with the Earth, each other, and the sacred interconnections of life.

A woman and three young girls sitting on a wooden bench in a forest. The women and girls are dressed casually, and the girls are holding snack bowls. The women is smiling while the girls have different expressions, in a lush green wooded area.

A Personal Touch

Get to Know Me Beyond the Practice

Curious Connector: As an Autistic international development professional and PhD candidate (in progress) in trauma studies, I explore the interconnectedness of people, systems, and the Earth. My experiences across cultures deepen my understanding of relationality and healing.
Advocate for Childhood Futures: Passionate about early childhood education, I believe in nurturing relationships that shape equitable, resilient communities and transform systems for our youngest learners.
Grounded in Nature: Nature is my anchor, offering wisdom in its cycles and resilience. Whether walking in forests or gardening, I find lessons that inspire connection and healing.

Neuro-affirmative, anti-racist, decolonial, feminist, queer, disability advocate: this is who I am and how I hope to show up in the world

- Ella Wright

Uncover My Approach

Discover Resources
and Insights

Begin your journey toward healing by exploring the relational services I offer. For insights, stories, and guidance on navigating burnout, trauma, and interconnected well-being, visit my blog to dive deeper into collective care and transformation.