Trauma-Informed Care Consulting
Why Trauma-Informed Care Matters
Trauma touches every community—often in ways we can’t see. When teams understand how trauma impacts the mind, body, and spirit, they can respond with compassion and create environments of safety and trust. A trauma-informed approach improves client outcomes, reduces the risk of re-traumatization, and supports staff well-being.
I partner with mental health professionals, wellness leaders, and faith-based organizations to weave these principles into their culture and daily practices—so everyone who enters your space feels seen, supported, and valued.
Who I Work With
- Mental health professionals & group practices seeking to deepen their trauma-informed approach.
- Wellness and holistic health organizations integrating mind–body care.
- Churches, spiritual organizations, and religious communities wanting to offer spiritual care that is sensitive to the realities of trauma.
- Community nonprofits & service providers committed to creating inclusive, healing environments.
Consulting & Training Services
Staff Training & Workshops
Interactive, evidence-based sessions on trauma-informed principles, boundaries, resilience, and compassionate communication for teams, volunteers, or congregations.
Program & Policy Development
Guidance in designing or reviewing programs, policies, and procedures to align with trauma-informed best practices.
Organizational Culture Support
Strategies to create a culture of safety and trust, including staff wellness initiatives and burnout-prevention practices.
Individual or Team Consultation
One-on-one or small-group consultations to address specific challenges, complex cases, or implementation plans.
About Kiara Norwood, M.A., LCMHC
I’m Kiara Norwood, M.A., LCMHC, a licensed mental health professional, Reiki Master Teacher, and multi-award-winning coach with a background in trauma care and holistic wellness. Drawing on my experience in both clinical and spiritual settings, I bridge evidence-based mental health practices with heart-centered approaches that honor the whole person.