Tracey is a certified master trainer for Empowering Parents of At-Risk Males and also a “Yes You Can” self esteem training facilitator for African American women. She provides trainings for the Trevor Project which is a safe zone training for LGBTQI youth, and as a Stewards of Children facilitator provides trainings to parents and professionals on ending child sexual assault. She is a certified RAD self-defense instructor as well as a national speaker. She has presented at the 2014 and 2016 SAFECHR Coalition for Human Rights International conferences in Chicago and Virginia. Tracey enjoys community engagement, increasing collaborative community partnerships, and spending time with family. Tracey and her husband Tracee are parents to 3 adult children.

Dr. Raé's experience has taken her across the country as a public speaker, engaging audiences around topics such as Mental Health Stigma, Trauma Recovery, Self-Care Empowerment, and Diversity. She also specializes in self-care techniques that support the LGBTQ+ community and provides workshops that incorporate inclusive practices and help to facilitate cultural identity awareness. The insights she acquired have inspired Dr. Raé Nicole to cultivate the identity forum known as The Self Care Doc. This platform represents the passion of one individual whose research and clinical experiences have led her to develop a vision that benefits us all: self-care is the future of mental health! Dr. Raé's goal is to remind us that caring for ourselves in a way that supports a dynamic mindset creates the necessary space to live a healthier lifestyle.

Tammy works as an interactive, solution-focused therapist. She believes the relationship between the client and therapist is primary, and she works from a strengths-based and mindfulness-based perspective. She is a Certified Daring Way Facilitator for Brené Brown’s The Daring Way™ work. In addition, Tammy is a certified practitioner in the Trauma Resiliency Model® (TRM), which is a mind-body approach that focuses on the biological basis of trauma and the automatic, defensive ways that the human body responds when faced with perceived threats to self and others. These certifications reinforce her ability to help clients build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they seek, as well as increase their resiliency and personal resources.

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