Trauma-informed program and systems leader

Programs that work for the people they serve.

I help shelters and agencies build programs for survivors and families in crisis. I also help legal teams understand the people in their cases.

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2–3 to 25+Parents in a trauma-informed shelter program I built

$500KRegional budget I managed while turning operations around

40+Staff led during turnarounds

CASACourt Appointed Special Advocate in Virginia

How I can help

Three ways to work together. Each starts with a free call.

Program partnerships

For shelters and family agencies. I design a program and help run it. Then I measure what changes and train your staff to keep it going.

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Case support

For attorneys and forensic psychologists. I organize records and flag gaps. I draft and edit reports in clear, court-ready language.

Discuss a case confidentially →

Training and talks

For CASA programs and shelter teams. Workshops on trauma-informed communication and calming high-conflict conversations.

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I am not a licensed clinician or an attorney. I don't diagnose or provide therapy. I don't give legal advice.

Two careers, one purpose.

I started as a case manager for young people in residential treatment after juvenile court. Later I ran regional operations and turned a struggling region around.

Now I bring both sides together. I serve as a court appointed special advocate. I build programs for families in crisis, and I'm deepening my work against human trafficking.

Education and training

Graduate Certificate, Forensic Criminology · UMass Lowell
M.A. Criminology, in progress · UMass Lowell
Negotiation & Dispute Resolution · Harvard Law School PON
Victim Assistance Training · Office for Victims of Crime
Child exploitation and trauma training · NCMEC
B.S. Psychology · University of Louisiana at Lafayette