Fact 1:

Promoting Trauma-Informed Care

We are passionate about reducing harm and creating safer, more empathetic environments. Our evidence-based approach enhances interpersonal connections and supports emotional wellness across industries.

A Harvard Business Review study revealed that 40% of male professionals and 60% of female and non-binary professionals have faced adverse childhood experiences (ACES) in the classroom. These insights highlight a significant reality—many of us carry these unseen wounds into our professional lives, influencing how we collaborate, communicate, and lead in our roles.

60%

of females/non-binary report having a history of traumatic experiences

40%

of men have a history of trauma in the workplace

6%

of the population will have PTSD in the future.

Summary

A Harvard Business Review study shows that 40% of male and 60% of female and non-binary professionals have experienced adverse childhood experiences (ACES). These emotional wounds often affect workplace communication, collaboration, and leadership. Trauma-informed care fosters empathy, support, and inclusivity, strengthening teams and improving workplace dynamics.