Through workshops, management consults, and individual sessions for several large and small global humanitarian organizations, I have provided tools for resilience, stress management, trauma-informed care, and well-being. Some of the organizations include USAID in Uganda, Guinea and the Republic of Georgia as well as International Rescue Commission, Church World Service, Youth Crime Watch Liberia, and Emma Development (Kurdistan). During my 20+yrs providing critical incident response, I have led countless groups on grief/loss, trauma, and stress management and guided management through crisis and/or in hostile environments. Throughout the pandemic, I facilitated multiple support groups, presentations, and consults.

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I have presented on International Employee Wellness Programs at the American Psychological Conference, wrote a chapter on rape as a weapon of war for a book on terrorism, and presented my research on rape as a weapon of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo in Istanbul, Turkey.

 

I have also taught as an adjunct professor on Combat Trauma, Organizational Multicultural Counseling, and Performance Management.

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Now based in NYC I provide on-site Critical Incident Stress Management on work place trauma as, provide consultations and presentations on wellness for organizations, while also maintaining a private practice.