Strengthening wellbeing through trauma-informed practice
We work alongside schools, youth organisations, mental health teams, and other complex settings to strengthen wellbeing at every level, starting with you, the professionals who care for others.
Through practical guidance and genuine partnership, we support leaders, educators, and practitioners to navigate wellbeing challenges, embed trauma-informed practice, and grow cultures of safety, healing, and connection.
New eBook: A guide to thriving as a trauma-informed practitioner
Is your wellbeing impacted by caring for others? Are you exposed to the stress and trauma of those you work with? Whether you're a teacher, caregiver, or practitioner, the emotional weight of supporting others can leave you feeling drained and overwhelmed. I understand the toll it can take, and this guide is designed to help you navigate that balance without sacrificing your own wellbeing.
That’s why I’ve created a guide on trauma-informed wellbeing. This ebook is designed to help you navigate the complexities of working in trauma-affected environments, equipping you with practical strategies to enhance your wellbeing and effectiveness.
Inside, you'll discover essential insights into the impact of trauma, the importance of creating safe spaces, and how to foster a supportive, collaborative team culture. You’ll also find actionable tools to help you recognise and respond to stress, empower yourself and your colleagues, and ultimately cultivate an environment where everyone can thrive.
Join me on this journey to embrace a trauma-informed approach that values the wellbeing of your students, clients, and you- the caregiver. It’s time to prioritise your health and happiness so you can continue making a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Ready to transform your practice and enhance your wellbeing? Grab your copy of the guide today!
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Megan was great to work with. Extremely relatable to our teams and spoke with an understanding, kindness and empathy to the work we do with young people with experiences of disadvantage. The content was engaging which provided space for reflection and knowledge building. Everyone enjoyed it.
Bianca Joyce, The Youth Foyer Foundation
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Megan is a very engaging facilitator who was able to assist us to use a trauma-informed approach to finding issues of concern so they can be better managed. She facilitates with such an openness that we all felt comfortable to be vulnerable and speak openly. I am now committed to modelling better boundaries for my team and practicing self-compassion.
Team Leader, Swinburne University (Student Services)
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Megan brings an extraordinary depth of knowledge in trauma-informed leadership, paired with a grounded, compassionate presence that transforms not just individuals—but entire organisational cultures. Her approach is both research-driven and deeply human. Megan has a unique ability to translate complex trauma-informed principles into practical strategies that leaders can apply immediately to foster safer, more supportive, and resilient teams. What stands out most about Megan is her commitment to equity nd meaningful change. If you're looking to cultivate a truly trauma-informed culture in your organization, I can’t think of a better guide than Megan. Her leadership is not only insightful and practical—it’s transformative.
Amara Miles, Director of Wellbeing, Doveton College
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Megan is remarkably knowledgeable in the field of trauma informed practices. Her sessions are engaging, inclusive and informative. I always leave knowing more and with a collection of strategies that can be easily implemented.
School Leader, the trauma-informed practitioner workshop
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Megan was able to present some challenging and heavy theoretical content in a manner that was respectful, easy to understand and useful for me to be able to discuss with colleagues.
Participant, the trauma-informed practitioner workshop
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