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creating
spaces

of awareness, resilience, and healing

THE MISSION

The intention behind every relationship is to make engaging in trauma informed work accessible. Whether personal coaching, professional development, speaking, consulting, or a therapeutic design project, an awareness is developed first then the skill of learning how to hold space for others, is practiced. The outcome is communities are able to apply trauma informed practices in their everyday context without stigma and outside of clinical settings.

the why

The last few years have brought unique and unprecedented stress to individuals, communities, businesses, the workplace, youth centered spaces, and society as a whole.

PARTNERS

SERVICES

Training + Workshop Intensives

With a focus on real-time skill building, these intensives give schools, businesses, and organizations the opportunity to engage in trauma-informed work by learning key principles and best practices.

space design

An entire room, area or elements designed with function, population served and feel in mind--welcome to trauma informed space design.

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speaking + thought leadership

Sharing her voice in small, large, or collegiate settings, Brittni's wit, breadth of knowledge, and warmth make her speaking a powerful experience every time.

TRAUMA-INFORMED EDUCATOR LAB

Coaching equips educators with the awareness and practical skills to approach themselves, teaching, curriculum, and relationship building from a trauma-informed and resilience focused lens.

rest + resilience lab

Driven by individual need, private sessions build the practice of mindfulness and self-regulation for youth and adults.

INDIVIDUAL TRAUMA RECOVERY + RESILIENCE COACHING

Without diagnosis or stigma, distorted core beliefs and behaviors are addressed through validation, awareness, psychoeducation, self-regulation tools and practice with skill building.

“Brittni's facilitation was immaculate; she created space that allowed us to deepen our conversations around what trauma informed care means and looks like in our spaces. Her interactive facilitation style was grounded and engaging and she found ways to include joy while honoring the weight of trauma-related subject matter.”