Christina Love Consulting

Training, Workshops,
and Speaking Engagements

Gender and Race Based Violence

Explore the roots of violence linked to gender-based oppression and climate change, examining historical contexts such as genocide, colonization, assimilation, and the antiviolence movement.

Delve into the complexities of cultural preservation, community empowerment, and trauma-informed care within Indigenous communities, providing tools for positive change in tribal child welfare.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of Indigenous cultures, their beliefs, history, and perspectives, and learn effective communication techniques to build trust and foster meaningful relationships.

Understand the prevalence of individual, historical, generational, and community trauma, and their connections to health disparities like mental health and substance use experiences.
Shed light on the brutal legacy of settler colonialism and its impact on Indigenous people through the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous relatives (MMIR).

Enhance self-care practices and support organizational well-being by focusing on relationships, equitable compensation, meeting basic needs, and fostering emotional and psychological safety.
Learn about the multiple layers of trauma that survivors experience and how understanding these layers can help providers offer tailored support and foster healing.

Explore the strong association between trauma and substance use, and understand why substance use disorders are diseases of the brain and an equity issue.
Educate service providers on the connections between substance use coercion and intimate partner violence (IPV), helping them identify tactics used by abusers.

Move toward organizational transformation and healing through supportive relationships and supervisory practices, focusing on diverse, equitable, inclusive, and trauma-informed care.
Turn challenges into actionable solutions through persistent advocacy, exploring strategies for maintaining dedication and commitment in advocacy work.
Understand the specific role and responsibilities of an advocate, emphasizing the core ideologies of empowerment, support, and assuming positive intent.

Gain a deeper understanding of intersectionality, language, ideology, and solutions for addressing the intertwined issues of human trafficking and MMIR.
Join us for an essential primer on sex trafficking, with a special emphasis on the alarming issue of familial violence—where access to children may be exchanged for alcohol, drugs, or money. We’ll explore the telltale signs of such exploitation and discuss actionable solutions.

Hear Christina Love’s journey from a lifetime of concealed violence to a transformative process of healing and empowerment, highlighting the importance of understanding the history of violence, substance use, and trauma.
Explore the transformative power of identity and storytelling as tools for healing, empowerment, and community building, gaining insights into the interplay between trauma, identity, and narrative.

Provide culturally responsive support to tribal communities by aligning Native traditions with substance use disorder (SUD) interventions, promoting healing and well-being.

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