Speaking Topics
Healthcare Speaking
> Core Topics (Keynotes, Workshops, Webinars)
Family-Centered Care that Lasts – Build trust, connection, and collaboration that extend beyond the hospital walls.
The Human Side of Healthcare – Strengthen empathy, communication, and compassion in high-pressure environments.
Navigating Crisis with Care – Support families through NICU stays, grief, trauma, and chronic health challenges.
From Lived Experience to Lasting Change – Harness personal stories to inspire improvements in care practices.
Sustaining Your Team’s Heart – Prevent burnout and nurture resilience in healthcare professionals.
> Signature Talks (Story-driven, high-impact presentations)
From Parent to Partner: Hearing and Honoring the Voice of Families in Healthcare
What 134 Days in the NICU Taught Me About Systems, Strength, and Showing Up
Trauma-Informed Care Begins with Listening
The Power of Grit and Grief: A Mother’s Perspective on Resilience
Supporting Families in Crisis: Language, Empathy, and Presence
Education Speaking
> Core Topics (Keynotes, Workshops, Webinars)
From Parent to Partner: Strengthening School-Family Connections – Practical strategies to honor family voices and build trust.
Trauma-Informed Education Begins with Listening – Tools for identifying and responding effectively to student and family stress or trauma.
Supporting Families in Crisis: Language, Empathy, and Presence – How to communicate effectively when caregivers are facing health or personal challenges.
Building Resilience in Educators – Methods for managing stress, preventing burnout, and sustaining compassion in demanding environments.
Bringing Lived Experience to Life in Education – Lessons from personal journeys that inspire actionable change in schools and programs.
> Signature Talks (Story-driven, high-impact presentations)
From the Other Side of the Table: School Psychologist to Parent
The Power of Listening: Trauma-Informed Care in the Classroom
Resilience in Real Life: Grit, Grief, and Growth for Educators
When Families Are in Crisis: How Schools Can Show Up Well