Hello, I’m Samantha.

My work sits at the intersection of emotional intelligence, trauma-informed practice, and systems thinking. For more than two decades, I’ve worked with individuals, leaders, and communities navigating complexity, disruption, and meaningful change.

I hold a Master’s degree and a PhD in Psychology, with over twenty years of experience spanning trauma recovery, leadership development, resilience-building, and somatic integration. My approach is grounded in trauma science and informed by lived, cross-cultural experience, supporting clarity, capacity, and coherence in both personal and organizational contexts.

I’ve worked with individuals rebuilding after profound personal trauma, with high-responsibility leaders operating under sustained pressure, and with communities recovering from collective adversity. Across all settings, my focus remains consistent: creating precise, attuned conditions where regulation, insight, and durable change can occur.

I am the founder of ReVision – Trauma Healing & Resilience, a nonprofit organization through which I have designed and led trauma-informed Train-the-Trainer programs that strengthen local capacity, restore dignity, and support long-term community wellbeing. At this point, this work has reached many in South Asia and has been presented internationally, including in Mexico and the Middle East.

My doctoral research, conducted in Nepal, examined the intersection of sustainable development, counter-trafficking efforts, and trauma recovery, with particular attention to how community empowerment supports mental health, safety, and long-term outcomes for women and girls.

Earlier in my career, I co-developed programs for high-risk youth, students with autism and sensory processing differences, and individuals navigating chronic illness. Years of volunteer work in hospice and pediatric hospital settings continue to inform my practice with humility, steadiness, and respect for the human experience.

Today, my work includes executive advising, leadership coaching, trauma healing, speaking, and immersive training experiences. I integrate psychology, somatic practice, contemplative training, and systems-level insight to support leaders and individuals in cultivating emotional intelligence, expanded capacity, and grounded action.

My first book will be released in 2026 and examines how emotional intelligence, attention, and nervous system capacity shape leadership, decision-making, and human systems under pressure.

I maintain an office in Whitefish, Montana, and work with clients across the United States and internationally.

If you are seeking thoughtful, rigorous support, whether for personal healing, leadership development, or organizational capacity-building, I welcome you to reach out.