Trainings and Facilitation

I offer engaging, culturally responsive trainings and presentations designed to support growth, deepen understanding, and strengthen skills across a variety of settings. Whether you’re a school, organization, or community group, my goal is to create a space that is both informative and meaningful.

What I Offer

Trainings are tailored to meet the unique needs of your group and can be adapted for different audiences, including educators, mental health professionals, parents, and community leaders.

Common topics include:

• Anxiety, stress, and emotional regulation

• Trauma-informed care

• Supporting children and adolescents

• Burnout and self-care for professionals

• Women’s issues and identity

• Communication and relationship skills

• Culturally responsive and inclusive practices

My Approach

My presentations are:

• Interactive and engaging

• Rooted in evidence-based practices

• Grounded in cultural humility and real-life application

• Designed to leave participants with practical tools they can use right away

I aim to create an environment where participants feel comfortable asking questions, reflecting, and connecting the material to their own experiences.

Format & Availability

Trainings can be offered:

• In-person or virtually

• As one-time workshops or ongoing series

• Customized in length (from 60 minutes to full-day trainings)

If you’re looking for a specific topic not listed, I’m happy to collaborate and create something tailored to your needs.

A Window Between Worlds Facilitation

I also offer facilitation using the A Window Between Worlds (AWBW) model, an evidence-informed approach that uses creative expression as a pathway toward healing and connection.

What is A Window Between Worlds?

AWBW is a trauma-informed expressive arts framework that supports individuals in processing experiences, building resilience, and fostering a sense of empowerment through creativity. No artistic experience is needed—this work is about expression, not perfection.

What to Expect

In these sessions, participants are guided through creative activities such as:

• Painting or drawing

• Writing or storytelling

• Mindfulness and grounding exercises

• Reflective group discussion (optional and always at your comfort level)

The focus is on creating a safe, supportive environment where individuals can explore emotions, build insight, and connect with themselves and others.

Who It’s For

AWBW facilitation can be beneficial for:

• Survivors of trauma

• Children, adolescents, and adults

• Community groups and organizations

• Individuals seeking alternative or complementary healing approaches

Benefits

Participants often experience:

• Increased emotional expression and awareness

• A sense of connection and community

• Reduced stress and improved coping

• Opportunities for reflection and personal growth

Let’s Connect

If you’re interested in scheduling a training, presentation, or AWBW workshop, I’d love to collaborate with you. Reach out to discuss your needs, audience, and goals.