Helen Parker Drabble is a pioneer 'geneatherapist' and former counsellor who combines genealogy with psychology, mental health insights, attachment theory, and neuroscience to reveal how intergenerational trauma and family patterns transmit across generations.While researching her Victorian grandfather Walter Parker (born 1885, Norfolk; emigrated to Canada 1907), Helen discovered more than census records and birth dates. She uncovered transgenerational cycles of trauma, loss, and anxiety she had unknowingly inherited and passed to her children-a revelation that transformed her life's work.Holding a Diploma in Counselling, Helen created 'A Victorian's Inheritance' to help family historians and genealogy enthusiasts move beyond dates and places. Her accessible narrative approach illuminates working-class Victorian village life while demonstrating how understanding ancestral psychology, behaviour, and emotional patterns transforms family history research into a powerful tool for healing, self-discovery, and breaking intergenerational cycles.Helen's mission: help readers explore their ancestral legacy to understand themselves more deeply, heal inherited trauma, and consciously create healthier patterns for future generations. Her work bridges genealogical research, social history, and therapeutic psychology to reveal the hidden emotional inheritance shaping families.