I offer engaging, trauma-informed trainings and talks centered on practical skills and real-world application. Common topics include:

• Trauma-Informed Care (foundations + applied skills)

• Burnout, compassion fatigue, and sustainable helping

• Emotional regulation and nervous system education

• Boundaries, communication, and conflict skills

• Harm reduction and substance use support without shame

• Veteran-informed care (military culture, moral injury, reintegration, MST-informed considerations)

I provide trainings for a range of audiences, including:

• Nonprofits and community-based organizations

• Behavioral health and medical teams

• Schools, colleges, and youth-serving programs

• Workplace wellness programs and leadership teams

• Conferences, panels, and community events

I offer:

• Keynote talks

• Workshops (interactive skills-focused sessions)

• Staff trainings and professional development

• Panels and moderated discussions

• Multi-session series (e.g., 3–6 part training series)

Available in-person, virtual, or hybrid, depending on your needs.

Yes - when appropriate for the audience and time available. I often include reflection prompts, skills practice, discussion questions, and simple tools participants can apply immediately.

I can also adapt sessions to be more lecture-style if your event format requires it.

Absolutely. Customization is one of the most important parts of trauma-informed education.

I tailor language, examples, and takeaways based on your audience, roles, and setting. I may ask a few brief questions in advance (or review your goals/agenda) to make sure the session fits.

To confirm a booking, I typically ask for:

• Event date/time and location (or virtual platform)

• Audience size and audience role (staff, leadership, community, etc.)

• Topic focus and goals for the session

• Preferred format (keynote, workshop, training)

• AV needs and time allotted

Fees vary depending on the format (keynote vs. training), length, customization needs, travel, and whether the event is nonprofit/community-based.

I’m happy to share a rate sheet and work within your budget when possible.

If you have a set date, booking earlier is best. For conferences and large organizations, 6–10 weeks lead time is ideal. For smaller events, sometimes 2–4 weeks works depending on availability.