Compassionate Healing for Mind, Body & Spirit

Restoring deep connections in being truly you

About Sheridan Scholastica Consulting & Therapy 
Sheridan's practice is a warm, welcoming space where the body unwinds, the nervous system softens, and deeper layers of healing can rise naturally. Her passion lies in seeing people deeply, children, adults, families, and supporting them in expressing what is true for them.

Through a gentle, nuturing and holistic approach, Sheridan combines personalized guidance and healing sessions to help you feel calmer, clearer, and more you.

Whether you’re navigating being different, change, PTSD, anxiety, autoimmune illness, burnout, life transitions or seeking deeper awareness, time with Sheridan is an invitation into gentleness, curiosity, and profound self-awareness.

Group classes, events and online learning also available.
Listen Up Ebook
Emerging research on children who live with a parent with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) shows that these children don’t talk about their lives and the daily challenges they experience. 
Furthermore, children are not asked about their experience by adults who know them, and those who have been asked limit what they disclose because they feel no one understands. 
This self-censuring has implications for what can be found about children's experience of a parent with an ABI and leads one to question the validity of what has been discovered so far. 
Applying the findings of her research, and research from a variety of other marginalised and silenced childhoods, along with her own lived experience, Sheridan posits a complex, in-depth and compassionate exploration of how the control of knowledge creates behaviour that overlooks other types of information, preventing other ways of living from becoming known and normal. 
Combining real-life stories with rigorous academic research, Sheridan weaves a genuine account of why children don't talk, because, good intentions aside, it is simply not enough to rely on what we (think we) know to support a child. One must proactively create the conditions for a child to talk. 
Listen Up provides valuable insights and a practical method for how to identify a silenced child and how to talk to them so that they can speak. Vital reading for anyone with children or working with children, particularly those who feel different.

Meet 
Sheridan Scholastica 
Sheridan Scholastica holds a master's degree in social science and is the author of Listen Up, an exploration of children and childhoods that are different and silenced. As a lived experience insider researcher and mother of three boys, Sheridan's interests lay in seeing people deeply and honouring difference in all its forms. Also a trauma informed therapist and consultant, with particularly fascination in how childhood trauma impacts individuals and their lifelong journey in discovering one's true self.

For 27 years, Sheridan has devoted herself to the healing arts. Living and training in Australia, China, Japan and Slovenia. A passionate Collaborative Problem Solving advocate in working with children to resolve their problems, and a trauma informed therapist combining her lived experience and research with Compassionate Inquiry. 

Sheridan is the creator of the Willingness to Understand method of listening to children who are different. 

"I have travelled the world learning from the masters of my work, and now I feel ready to share all that I have learned." 




  • 10 Kirkbrae Pass, Meadow Springs WA, Australia
  •  Mon-Fri - 09:30-2:00 Sat-Sun - 9:30-5:30

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