At The Harmony Roots Healing & Wellness Collective, we believe wellness doesn’t stop at the individual level.
Helpers, healers, and organizations also need grounded support to prevent burnout and create sustainable care.
Our consultation services extend the same culturally rooted, nervous-system–aware approach we bring to individual coaching.
See below for more details.
Not sure which level of support you need?
Groundwork provides a space to talk through your goals and challenges, and explore how Harmony Roots can best support your team, project, or community.
Available as workshops, training sessions, or ongoing consultation packages.
We partner with nonprofits, agencies, and community organizations to:
Address burnout, compassion fatigue, and staff wellness.
Teach nervous system care and practical boundary practices.
Support vicarious trauma awareness and prevention.
Create trauma-informed, culturally responsive work environments.
Develop sustainable staff wellness programs and initiatives.
Available as workshops, training sessions, or ongoing consultation packages.
For wellness entrepreneurs, creatives, and community builders who want their offerings to be sustainable and trauma-informed:
Support in weaving wellness and cultural rootedness into offerings.
Consulting for creatives seeking to balance sensitivity, artistry, and sustainability.
Available as workshops, training sessions, or ongoing consultation packages.
Drawing on expertise in social work and public health, we consult on:
Community mental health initiatives.
Equity-focused program design and service delivery.
Integration of public health + wellness frameworks into organizational strategy.
Trauma-informed, culturally rooted approaches to care.
Whether you are an individual helper, a creative, or an organization, Harmony Roots offers grounded, practical, and culturally-rooted consultation to help both people and programs thrive.
Connect with us to learn about your goals, clarify your needs, and see how Harmony Roots can support your organization, project, or team.