The Trauma-Informed Coaching Blog

In May of 2023, the U.S. Surgeon General issued a report on the epidemic of loneliness and isolation within the United States. The report outlined the scientific research behind this...

On March 5, 2019, the President signed Executive Order 13861 to end the national tragedy of suicide. To achieve this goal, robust community engagement is needed. The U.S. Surgeon General's Call for...

The Wyoming Veterans Commission, Mentor Agility, and the National Museum of Military Vehicles showcased Veterans Talking to Veterans with a FREE Memorial Day Special Event in Dubois Wyoming on May...

A variety of experiences to sharpen coaches’ skills are provided through the coaching lab. They are managed by a credentialed coach or a coach in training. Coaches attend from past and...

Credentialing organizations like the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and the National Board for Health and Wellness Coaches (NBHWC) set the standards for the coaching industry. An approved...

The experiences of military service have challenged active military, veterans, and their families for centuries. Now a story process equally as old can help participants address their problems and...

According to the ICF model for credentialing, there are three levels of coaching that demonstrate your education and coaching expertise. They are ACC, PCC, and MCC. 

• Level 1 ACC - 60 + hour...

Trauma comes from a single catastrophic event or a series of stressors (work mismatch, prejudice, unclear expectations, impossible workloads, emotionally draining interactions with difficult...

 One view is that coaching reflects a synthesis of three movements: 

the growth of talking therapies; consulting and organizational development 

and industrial psychology; and the...

Quotes are, in essence, short stories that imbue meaning quickly and efficiently. They are a form of storytelling that uncovers a valuable truth succinctly. A well-spun sentence from a trusted...