Speaking, Training & Consultation

Sakala School of Integrative Teaching offers speaking engagements, professional trainings, and consultation services for organizations seeking practical approaches to trauma-informed education, staff development, communication, and well-being. Engagements may be tailored for healthcare, education, nonprofit, wellness, and community-based settings.

Services range from conference presentations and keynote sessions to staff trainings, curriculum development, program consultation, and customized educational experiences designed to meet the needs of specific teams and organizations. Topics may include trauma-informed practice, burnout prevention and professional well-being, nervous system regulation, yoga therapy, integrative mental health, inclusive practice, reflective approaches, and embodied learning.

Sample Speaking & Training Topics

Trauma-Informed Practice & Professional Development

Trauma-Informed Competencies
Foundational Tools for Creating Trauma-Informed Spaces
Creating Trauma-Informed Learning and Professional Environments

Professional Well-Being & Burnout Prevention

Holding Space, Holding Ourselves: Practices to Release What Isn’t Yours and Restore Energy and Balance in Care Work
Nervous System Regulation for Helping Professionals
Sustainable Practices for Resilience and Professional Well-Being

Yoga Therapy, Mental Health & Embodied Learning

Synergizing Post-Traumatic Growth Through Yoga-Based Practices
Yoga Therapy and Integrative Mental Health
Embodied Approaches to Self-Regulation and Resilience

Equity, Identity & Inclusive Practice

Embodied Spectrum: A Kosha-Based Framework to Support 2SLGBTQIA+ Experience
Inclusive and Trauma-Informed Approaches to Learning and Care

Neuroscience, Reflective Practice & Integrative Care

Integrating Neuroscience and Reflective Practices
Embodied Learning and Reflective Practice in Professional Settings

Interested in Speaking, Training, or Consultation?

I welcome inquiries from healthcare organizations, educational institutions, nonprofits, wellness professionals, and community-based programs interested in bringing Sakala's work to their teams, organizations, and communities.