Workshops and Public Speaking

🤝 Partnership & Workshop Engagements

Whole Stories Therapy: Where Healing Meets Action

At Whole Stories Therapy, we believe that meaningful change begins with connection. Our mission is rooted in fostering trauma-informed partnerships, building inclusive communities, and creating spaces where healing, education, and empowerment thrive.

Whether you’re a school, nonprofit, faith group, healthcare provider, or advocacy organization, we’re here to collaborate. Together, we can co-create events that spark dialogue, deepen understanding, and promote emotional wellness and violence prevention.

✨ Looking for a speaker or workshop facilitator who brings warmth, expertise, and inclusivity?
We offer customized workshops and public speaking engagements designed to meet the unique needs of your community. From intimate gatherings to large-scale events, each offering is crafted with care, cultural sensitivity, and clinical insight.

🌱 Workshop Topics Include:

• Self-Care & Burnout Prevention
  Move beyond the buzzword. Learn how to cultivate sustainable, nourishing self-care practices that honor your emotional and physical needs.

• Sexual Health & Consent Education
  Create safer, affirming spaces with clear, compassionate conversations around sexual health, boundaries, and consent.

• Bystander Intervention Training
  Equip your community with the tools to recognize red flags and respond effectively before harm occurs.

💬 Who We Serve:

We’ve facilitated transformative conversations with:

• Youth and elder communities

• College campuses and faith-based groups

• At-risk populations and mental health professionals

• Educators, caregivers, and advocacy organizations

📣 Ready to Co-Create Change?

Let’s build something powerful together.
Book a workshop, speaking engagement, or community partnership today.

📩 Send a detailed request including your event’s mission, audience, and goals, and we’ll provide a personalized quote and proposal.

Speaker Series

Cycle Breaking: Narratives of Change

Beyond Yes & No: Creating and Sustaining Boundaries