What does being trauma-informed really mean as a business owner?

Being trauma-informed is often misunderstood and misidentified. It's a more common practice in the mental health and healthcare field, but it is often lacking. 

Then, there are online businesses claiming to be trauma-informed yet still use gimmicky marketing and sales strategies. 

In this mini-course, I share foundational principles of trauma-informed business ownership. 

The top reaction I get after sharing this information are things like:

"Now I know why my 'mindset' was never the problem."

"My coping patterns make so much more sense now."

"Now I understand why certain strategies have always felt bad. My body was telling me something was out of alignment, and now I understand why."

Being trauma-informed is as much for your clients and potential clients as it is for YOU.

This isn’t just for mental health professionals—it’s for every entrepreneur who wants to serve people with empathy, create deeper client transformation, and run a more sustainable business. 

In this program, I also share my IRB-approved research from my qualitative study about how trauma impacts business owners. 

In this 5-video training series, you’ll learn the essentials of trauma-informed business practices. You’ll discover how to:

• Understand trauma’s impact on you, your clients, and your business decisions.
• Have a clear definition of trauma and what trauma-informed means. 
• Redefine things like procrastination and self-sabotage through the lens of compassion and curiosity.

The videos and workbook are designed for entrepreneurs who want practical tools to make their businesses trauma-informed without feeling overwhelmed.

Take the next step in building a business that feels aligned, sustainable, and supportive for you and your clients.