Professional & Clinical Growth

For therapists, educators, healthcare providers, nonprofit leaders, and change-makers.

These workshops support professionals in navigating complexity with integrity. Using trauma-informed, participatory approaches, Sam helps leaders and practitioners reflect deeply while staying grounded in care.

Workshops

Ghosts in Our Bones

Explore ethics not as purity but as living within tension. Using film, lecture, and discussion, we’ll reflect on interdependence, complicity, and compassion in professional life.

Tarot for Transformation: The Old Ways Must Go

Learn how “hacking” tarot (or other art-centric imagery) sparks collaborative problem-solving, trauma-informed reflection, and innovative thinking frameworks.

What's Up Danger?

What happens when safety tools fail mid-game? A workshop for RPG designers, facilitators, and educators on creating emergent safety practices.

Connecting with Others, Connecting with Ourselves

Through movement and meditation, deepen awareness of self and relational cues for safety, trust, and belonging.

Workshopping Your Workshop

From idea to impact — learn how to craft compelling proposals, design flow, and confidently deliver workshops.

The Art of the Grant

Grant writing made approachable. Learn the rhythms, pitfalls, and unspoken rules of grant applications with practical tools for creatives and nonprofits.

Power, Shame, and Whiteness

A reflective container for white allies to explore bias, accountability, and resilience through personal and collective practice.

On Doing and Undoing Harm

Understand harm not as identity but as behavior. Learn community accountability tools and shame resilience practices to prevent and repair harm.

"Sam provides a safe container for exploration of new ideas, journeys, and career adventures; their vast knowledge of different fields and their lived experience occupying a variety of roles has been a vital model for me of building a life that works for me, and has shown me what is possible when we begin to relate to ourselves without the conditioning of capitalism and white supremacy."