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Content Overview

We’re on a mission to make ongoing trauma-informed training accessible to all. As such, we’ve got a lot of free educational resources as well as suggestions for your own ongoing education.

Podcast.

For professional deep-dives and conversations on tough topics, our podcast is the place to go!

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YouTube Channel.

For similar information from the podcast, but geared more towards the general public…or at least the fellow weirdos (*affectionate) that find Kim relatable.

(Features a more “unmasked” version of Kim.)

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Free Handouts.

Explore our free educational handouts designed for speech-language pathologists and other service providers who want to deepen their understanding of trauma-informed care.

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Works Cited.

Kim reads research. Like, a lot. So a lot of what she talks about is based in research…even if some of it counters the “current consensus” on how to interpret certain differences (cough cough neurodivergent brains cough).

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External Resources.

If you’re looking to go deeper or just want more resources on specific topics, these are excellent books and websites for ongoing training and education.

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The good stuff folks say about Kim’s talks

  • “1) [Kim is] a dynamic, passionate, engaging speaker with so much to share. I look forward to attending more talks. 2) I really appreciated the emphasis of shifting to viewing ND as cultural differences. It's an important reframe to keep emphasizing."

    2023 ASHA attendee

    (talk topic: Neurodivergent-affirming care)

  • “You were delightful. Clear and funny! It gave me so much more insight into supporting our neurodivergent clients and seeing them as the beautiful complex humans they are. As a neurodivergent person I am so glad that you are doing so much to teach these concepts.”

    2023 ASHA attendee

    (talk topic: Neurodivergent-affirming care)

  • "I am a mental health professional (LCSW), and felt it extremely validating and relieving to consider my work situation as experiencing trauma rather than that I’m just burned out and cannot cope. "

    Courage to Risk 2024 attendee

    (talk topic: Burnout)

  • "It was so beautiful to share a safe space at a time where 'trauma informed' can feel so isolating and activating for ND people with CPTSD. Thank you. I needed this. "

    2023 ASHA attendee
    (talk topic: Neurodivergent-affirming care)

  • "Engaging, funny and informative"

    Courage to Risk 2024 attendee
    (talk topic: Burnout)