Elizabeth Larsson, Consultant 

Elizabeth brings nearly a decade of experience working with individuals affected by abuse, having worked internationally with humanitarian organisations assisting refugees and victims of human trafficking, as well as supporting people at high risk of domestic homicide in London.

She possesses deep expertise in the legal and systemic frameworks surrounding domestic abuse — both civil and criminal — alongside a thorough understanding of how power and coercive control operate within abusive relationships and post-separation contexts. Support is always led by you, prioritising your consent, empowerment, and healing.

Qualifications: SafeLives qualified as an Independent Domestic Violence Advocate (IDVA); trained in safeguarding, mental health and suicide first aid. BA in Modern Languages; Law Conversion (GDL); MSc in Criminology, with a research focus on how power and control operate within institutional contexts;