Available Services

  • Educating and Training

    Cultivating a restorative mindset that fosters empathy, trust, collaboration, and accountability. Educating individuals and communities on trauma-informed practice and how to integrated the practices into everyday interactions. Training individuals and communities on the prevention of sexual misconduct and strategies in trauma-resilience.

  • Mediating

    Healing through dialogue, not division, by facilitating safe and structured conversations.

  • Facilitating Restorative Circles and Restorative Conferences

    Guiding groups through structured processes that deepen understanding, encourage accountability, increase empathy, and rebuilds trust.

  • Facilitating Workshops

    Equipping organizations, educators, community leaders, and individuals with trauma-informed skills in restorative practices such as conflict management, conflict resolution, brave spaces, relationship and community building, humble inquiry, prevention of sexual misconduct, and strategies in trauma-resilience.

What is Trauma-Informed Practice?

Being trauma-informed means understanding and maintaining awareness of neurological, biological, psychological, and social impacts of trauma on individuals, families, communities, and cultures. The goal of Trauma-Informed Practice is to promote safety, choice, empowerment, trust, and collaboration so that no one feels re-victimized.

With years of experience working in restorative practices field, I provide an approach that is steeped in trauma-informed practices.

Let’s begin the journey toward healing.

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“I’m not sure what our organization would have done without her. We didn’t know which way to turn. She was our guide and support. Let me tell you, the work wasn’t easy. We worked hard, and Rachel was with us every step of the way”

— Small Business Owner

“Rachel, thank you for all the different ways you helped prepare us individually and as a group... for being a great partner and teacher as we navigated the personal and professional challenges of this issue, and for advancing our collective understanding.”

— Camp Director