As a SAMHSA-funded Category 3 site Project Director and trauma specialist, Nancy developed awareness trainings on trauma and its psychological and physiological effects on children and adults who have experienced childhood traumatic stress. She has successfully provided these trainings to professionals across multiple platforms and to over 700 hundred educators in over 30 schools across 4 counties.
Nominated and voted a member of the Steering Committee and Affiliate Advisory Council of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) with Duke University and UCLA, as well as a national advisory board member of the TRANSFORM (Trauma and Racism Addressed by Navigating Systemic Forms of Oppression using Resilience Methods) Program with the University of Washington, Nancy works closely with trauma-focused research professionals and evidence-based intervention providers across the country to promote awareness and create transformative training tools to develop trauma-informed systems of care.
Nancy also uses her passion for total wellness as the Health Committee Co-Chair for the Milwaukee Section of the National Council of Negro Women.
COVID-19, SUBSTANCE USE and THE IMPACT ON OUR LIVES, A series of training webinars hosted by The School of Behavioral Health and Human Services, at the University of North Texas at Dallas, an Educational Consortium Partner with the SSW ATTC.
