Shaura Hall
A warm welcome. I am Shaura Hall – a Multi Modal therapist with qualifications in Neurosomatic Psychotherapy, Brainspotting, Yoga Therapy, Supervision and Interfaith Ministry. I founded the Pilamaya Centre, which the hub of my professional trainings courses. I work with people who are seeking steadier grounding in themselves: through periods of distress, transitions, awakening or reorientation. My approach is rooted in Integration Psychotherapy: a way of working that brings together talking therapy, somatic practice, and transpersonal enquiry, held within a science- informed understanding of the nervous system and human development.
“In all of the things that I do and offer, the vision is very simple ~
help people connect to life and realise the intention of their soul.” ~ Shaura Hall
Supervision
Psychotherapy
Yoga Therapy
Interfaith Ministry
Welcome
You have landed on my personal website. Here, you will find information about my work as a Psychotherapist, Yoga Therapist, Therapeutic Supervisor, Multimodal Healer, Interfaith Minister, and any in-person events held at The Space in Eyam Hall Courtyard.
EVENTS
RETREATS
Footsteps in the Sand: Magical Egypt Retreat 30th September-10th October 2025
TRAINING COURSES
Integration Psychotherapy: A Fresh Wave of Consciousness is Arriving – Eyam 2025/27
BLOG
Beneath the Platinum Sands: A Journey of Heat, Silence, and Transformation
Each summer, on a threshold to the Sahara Desert, there is a tradition that draws people into the earth itself — a ritual known as the sand bath. I travelled to Siwa Oasis, a small town in Egypt near the Libyan border, to experience this ancient practice and to meet the sand, the sun, and the desert in a new way.
Standing in the Gap: Bridging Cultures and Conflict on the Path to Self-Discovery
From the humility of learning about ancient traditions to understanding the impact of colonisation, I share my personal insights on how we navigate our identities and roles in a world shaped by centuries of trauma. Standing at the crossroads of these cultures, I explore the importance of taking a stand while remaining open to healing and transformation, both within ourselves and the world around us.
The Sundance Ceremony and Power of Connection
Seven is also a very important number in my life. It relates to the Seven Sacred Values that the White Buffalo Calf Pipe Woman gave to the Lakota people at a time of great famine. I want to speak a little bit about these values and what they mean to me currently, given that their meaning is always evolving.
