TRACE Lab collaborates with researchers, clinicians, healthcare organizations, community partners, and policymakers to advance research on relational trauma, relational resilience, and culturally responsive healing. Through collaborative research, training, consultation, and community-engaged scholarship, we seek to strengthen relationships, support wellbeing, and translate research into meaningful clinical and community applications.
What We Offer
Collaborative research partnerships
Grant development and research consultation
Clinical and community training on relational trauma and resilience
Invited lectures, workshops, and keynote presentations
Knowledge translation and community-engaged scholarship
Who We Work With
Healthcare systems and behavioral health organizations
Universities and research institutions
Community-based organizations and advocacy groups
Public health agencies and policymakers
Foundations and interdisciplinary research collaborators
Collaborate with TRACE Lab
TRACE Lab welcomes collaborations in research, grant development, training, knowledge translation, and community-engaged scholarship. We are especially interested in partnerships that advance relational approaches to trauma and resilience and center culturally and contextually responsive research. Whether you are seeking a research collaborator, invited speaker, clinical trainer, or consultation partner, we welcome opportunities to explore how our work may align.