Reclaim Consulting offers training and consultation tailored to your organization.

Our consulting framework

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Relational

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Trauma-Informed

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Culturally-Sensitive

Why does this matter?

Research suggests that all clients, regardless of identities, can benefit from multiculturally competent care. We believe that all people can similarly benefit from trauma-informed care, whether they are Survivors themselves or not.

Although harm often occurs in relationship, that is also where healing happens. Therefore, all services are anchored in relational practices.

By drawing from this framework, we aim to co-create a container of safety that encourages the practice of courage and vulnerability. Growth happens when we become uncomfortable, but not when we feel unsafe. Safety is a priority in all the services we provide.

SERVICES

  • Education & Training

    Learn about how complex trauma can impact adults, why it matters, and how you can implement inclusive, culturally humble, and trauma-informed practices at your organization

  • Coaching

    1:1 coaching to help you move from surviving to thriving

  • Research

    From the research team to participants: conduct research that is trauma-informed and culturally sensitive

  • Speaking

    Hear a survivor of color's perspective on things to know about supporting diverse survivors

  • Writing

    Bolster your efforts to reach diverse audiences with my content writing, informed by lived and learned expertise in trauma and multicultural literature.

FAQs

What kind of training do you offer?

We provide training that is informed by research and delivered using inclusive and trauma-informed practices. Past venues include R1 universities, start-ups, academic conferences, and more.

Examples of topics may include: childhood sexual trauma, cultural conversations, Multicultural Orientation, Cultural Betrayal Trauma theory, Multiracial identity, and more.

Select trainings given:

  • Considerations for working with multiracial survivors of child sexual abuse (CE)

  • Cultural knowledge: Importance of a humble journey.

  • Strength in difference: Stepping into our power to empower.

  • A multicultural orientation approach to cultivating cultural fortitude in psychotherapy (and beyond) (CE)

How do I know if coaching is right for me?

Coaching is meant for those who are ready to take an active approach in exploring, planning, and implementing strategies to help them move towards a life they desire to have. In comparison, therapy is great for meaningful exploration and processing of how past traumatic experiences are impacting life now. Think of therapy being the why and coaching being the how. Both can be helpful for different aspects of trauma healing.

We support survivors, mental health professionals, entrepreneurs, and all those in between. Whether it’s preparing for a career change, navigating the impacts of relational violence (e.g., codependency), applying to graduate school, building relationships, exploring spirituality, or just fostering insight - we would love to join you in your journey.

Can I afford coaching?

If you’ve looked up coaching before, you may have seen large price tags. We believe in making direct services to survivors as accessible as possible. Therefore, to best support you in your journey of reclamation, an economic-justice pricing system is provided.

Clients can choose to “pay as you go,” where you choose a price each time you schedule, ensuring that the amount you pay continues to fit your budget over time.

For those who would like to purchase a coaching package, we offer a three-tiered structure based on economic need.

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How do you support research?

Research is supported across stages of development. From idea generation to grant writing to publication - you name it!

Not only do we support research practices, but we also focus on the researchers. We believe that tending to those conducting the research is just as important as tending to the participants. A cohesive team is crucial for engaging in trauma and multicultural research.

Examples of ways that we can support your team include:

  • How to apply trauma-informed practices to your research team

  • How to conduct research in an inclusive way

  • How to connect with diverse populations in culturally sensitive ways

  • How to engage in reflexive practices to ensure ethical research

  • and more!

What types of speaking engagements do you provide?

Speaking engagements range from key notes to podcast interviews. Book to hear personal and lived experiences related to childhood trauma, living with cPTSD, mental health, DEI, first-gen experiences, and more.

Past talks include:

  • First-generation experiences in higher education.

  • First-generation faculty and staff.

  • Let’s talk about it - An open conversation about DEI and mental health in the Eccles school.

  • Alumni panel for careers in psychology.

  • and more!

What types of writing services do you provide?

Writing services include peer-reviewed manuscripts, book chapters, literature reviews, blogging, web content, curriculum development, handbooks, and more.

What is your pricing?

Given the variety of services offered, pricing will vary. Factors that inform pricing include type of service, timeline, length of service, content, audience, etc. Please reach out to me to identify a price that best fits your budget.

Do you offer any other services?

Yes! Services vary based on organization need. Reach out to see what kind of work we can do together!

Do you collaborate with partners?

Yes! Partnerships with others who share similar values, such as trauma-informed, culturally-sensitive, and relational services are regularly being formed. Reach out to learn more!

Testimonials

  • “As a member of and consultant for the Incest AWARE Alliance, Amira Trevino has guided our organization with thought leadership born of lived and learned experience to ensure that our content and community reflect the complex conversations within and between our diverse ethnic, multiracial, and cross-cultural communities.”

    Josephine Ann Lauren (she/they) | Author & Activist, Incest AWARE

  • "I love working with Amira because she is open to my educational, professional, and personal advances and is always ready to help me with any task. I can always talk to Amira about anything and everything, as she is a person who looks out for those in need. I have always felt motivated and supportive of everything I discussed with Amira. She is hardworking, knowledgeable, considerate, helpful, and an amazing human being, and I am blessed to have a mentor like Amira.”

    Kabita Chhetri, BS (she/her) | Graduate Student

  • "Whether leading psycho-education well-being programs, facilitating impactful and thought-provoking DEI trainings, developing and implementing curriculum, conducting research and development, or training and overseeing our group facilitation staff, Amira exemplifies excellence in everything she does. Her incredible abilities to produce, teach, and learn have made our entire organization better."

    Alexander Becraft, MBC (he/him) | CEO of WeBeWell

  • “Amira was an excellent member of our writing team who showed up with sensitivity, groundedness, and empathy in our work. I believe our contribution to the book Children & Trauma: Critical Perspectives for Meeting the Needs of Diverse Educational Communities was made better by Amira’s lived expertise coupled with strong research acumen.”

    Joél Arvizo-Zavala, PhD, MEd, CHES (they/them) | Executive Director – Equity, Inclusion, Diversity, & Partnership

  • “She is a real person with a presence that emits a pervasive kindness and deep authenticity. In Amira’s presence, there is an atmosphere of nurturance and respect that beats with the rhythm of the human heart. With her brilliance sense of humor and gentle firmness, she fosters an openness in the hearts of those who come into contact with her. She has a sort of magical way of engaging people, holding their vulnerability with tenderness and care while making the abstract relevant and providing practical and effective advocacy and supports. To sum it all up in a word, I’m confident her clients and peers would agree with me when I assert that working with Amira has been life changing. Transformative, indeed.”

    Beit Gorski, MA, LPC (xe/xem) | Psychotherapist and Trauma Specialist

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