InCorr Presents Traumality: A Screening & Panel Discussion

A film. A shared conversation. A possibility for meaningful change. From Trauma Informed to Trauma Transformed InCorr founder and Derry-born psychotherapist Shauna Quigley brings the award-winning documentary Traumality to the Guildhall on Sunday 22nd November for an afternoon of film, connection and conversation about the possibility of healing. Winner of the 2026 Social Impact Award at the Activists Without Borders Film Festival, Traumality brings together expert insight, lived experience and emerging science to explore the relationship between trauma and mental health. It asks us to look beyond diagnoses and consider the experiences behind a person’s distress. Filmmaker Ton Mazzone will attend in person, offering a special opportunity to experience the film alongside its creator. Hosted by InCorr, in collaboration with Traumality, this event reflects Shauna’s commitment to bringing the conversation about trauma and healing into the heart of her home city. THE INCORR VISION: FROM TRAUMA-INFORMED TO TRAUMA-TRANSFORMED Shauna brings more than fifteen years of clinical experience alongside her own lived experience of trauma and healing. She is the author of Healing at Last and the developer of InCorr, a therapeutic method in which she trains therapists. Her work takes an interoceptive and phenomenological approach: attending to people’s internal bodily experience and the meaning it holds for them. For Shauna and InCorr, this afternoon is an opportunity to build on the film’s trauma-informed message and ask what comes next. How can understanding become an opportunity for healing? And how can that possibility shape the decisions made in our schools, services and communities? By bringing practitioners, educators, civic leaders and people with lived experience together, InCorr aims to open a constructive conversation about becoming trauma-transformed. This event has the support of Derry City & Strabane District Council Mayor, Grace Uí Niallais. Local politicians, representatives from Derry City Football Club and other stakeholders will be attending.