Speaking Engagements & Workshops
Speaking engagements and workshops have reopened for booking on dates in March 2026 and beyond.
Practical, engaging mental health education for professionals, organizations, and community spaces.
My speaking engagements and workshops are designed to bridge the gap between theory and real-world application. Drawing from extensive experience in crisis intervention, clinical supervision, and systems-based mental health work, I offer trainings that are both informative and immediately usable.
I prioritize clarity, psychological safety, and sustainable practice — whether the audience is clinical, organizational, or community-based.
My Speaking & Teaching Approach
Formats & Audiences
Speaking engagements and workshops are well-suited for:
Mental health professionals and clinical teams
Social workers, counselors, and supervisors
Nonprofit and community organizations
Schools, churches, and faith-based groups
Leadership teams supporting high-emotional-demand roles
If you support people in crisis, care, or service-oriented work, these trainings are designed with you in mind.
Engagements may be offered in the following formats:
Keynote presentations
Half-day or full-day workshops
Professional development trainings
Interactive discussion-based sessions
Processing and debriefing groups
Faith-based or community-centered events
Sessions can be delivered virtually or in person, depending on location and needs.
Common Focuses
These topics reflect the questions I hear most often from teams, leaders, and helpers doing emotionally demanding work and volunteering.
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Helping people stay well while doing meaningful, demanding work.
Understanding burnout, compassion fatigue, and emotional overload.
Setting boundaries that protect both people and the work.
Supporting others without overextending yourself.
Building realistic ways to stay grounded in high-stress roles.
What participants gain: Practical clarity and relief — not just encouragement.
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Knowing what to do when emotions run high.
Responding to crisis calmly and effectively
Making sound decisions when information is limited
Managing fear and pressure in high-stakes moments
Supporting others before, during, and after a crisis
What participants gain: Greater confidence and steadiness in difficult situations.
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Moving beyond paperwork to real support.
Creating safety plans people actually understand and use
Avoiding common mistakes that limit effectiveness
Adapting plans for different settings and needs
Balancing responsibility, care, and clear documentation
What participants gain: Tools that translate into real-world impact.
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Making thoughtful decisions when there’s no perfect answer.
Strengthening professional judgment
Weighing risk without acting from fear
Navigating ethical concerns with confidence
Reducing second-guessing and burnout around decision-making
What participants gain: Increased trust in their own judgment.
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When progress is complex and the work doesn’t resolve quickly.
Working with ongoing or repeated crises
Managing frustration and emotional fatigue
Staying effective within real-world limitations
Redefining progress in long-term support roles
What participants gain: Greater resilience and perspective in complex work.
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Creating space for faith and mental health to coexist.
Talking about mental health in faith-based settings
Supporting individuals who feel conflicted about seeking help
Navigating spiritual language with care and respect
Creating conversations that feel safe and grounded
What participants gain: Confidence navigating sensitive conversations with integrity.
Availability & Rates
Investment
Rates vary based on format, length, and level of customization.
May 2026 Special: In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, a limited early booking rate is available for organizations that book by April 1st.
Booking details and availability are shared upon inquiry.
Booking
Speaking engagements and workshops are now booking for March 2026 and beyond.
Availability is intentionally limited to ensure quality, alignment, and meaningful impact for each engagement.