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Trainings for the districts and teams carrying this work

Danielle partners with ESDs, ECEAP, ESIT, McKinney-Vento programs, and community and advocacy organizations across the Pacific Northwest and Spanish-speaking communities. Every session is shaped around your people before she ever opens a slide deck — research, story, and practices your staff can use the next day.

Dr. Danielle Gettings smiling in a bright room before a training session

Featured videos

Moments from the Spanish-language webinar series

Clips from a 15-hour webinar in Spanish reaching six countries across Central and South America and more than a dozen organizations.

Where she has served

Trainings across the West Coast, Central & South America

Consistently described as highly organized, thoughtful, and clear. Danielle is known for relevant content that meets educators and community teams where they are — and leaves them with something they can use the next day.

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U.S. statesInternational countriesNumbers = participants served
Washington · 1500California · 500Utah · 90Colorado · 300Arizona · 200Tennessee · 500Hawaii · 70Guatemala · 45Honduras · 50Colombia · 40Ecuador · 35Peru · 30Bolivia · 25

100+

Schools, districts & community programs

7

U.S. states — TN, California, Utah, Colorado, Hawaii, Washington State, Arizona

6

Countries — Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras

Faith-based & immigrant-serving agencies

Orfanato Hijas del ReyMan of Peace MinistryLuz en la Oscuridad911 LifeOrfanato Casa BernabéPOINT HondurasASJ (Asociación para una Sociedad más Justa)Colegio Rafael Pineda

Measured impact

What participants reported afterward

Combined results from every participant survey — school and district PD, community workshops, and the Spanish-language webinar series — plus the reach of the work so far.

4.55/5

Combined average rating across all surveyed sessions; recent feedback ranged from 4.5–5.0

20

Participants in the two most recent trainings

452

Combined written survey responses from participants

100+

Schools and learning communities served

7

U.S. states reached through trainings and PD

6

Countries reached through the Spanish-language webinar series

15h

Hours of Spanish-language webinar training delivered

I loved the tone/mood of the presenter. She was reverent, respectful, and thoughtful.
Workshop participant, survey response
It was a beautiful time. The meditation at the end did it for me — it brought tears I did not know I had.
Wellness session participant, survey response
Para nosotros fue algo nuevo y magnífico; nos ayudó a entender el trauma y a cuidar a nuestra propia gente.
Community organization director, Honduras
Dr. Danielle delivers in a way that is authentic, which I appreciate. Her calm voice really hits the point home.
Teacher, school district PD session
Presenter was clear and kind. Loved it — best PD in our school's history.
Participant, non-public school PD, 2025
I enjoyed the workshop very much. The presenter was well prepared. I know I will be implementing some ideas from this workshop.
Educator, archdiocesan PD session, 2024
I felt that it was a wonderful workshop. Great job — keep offering it.
Teacher, district PD session, 2023
I found this presentation so helpful and informative!!
Participant, student mental health session, 2024
The presenter was very kind, patient, and caring. I can tell she values her work.
Teacher, high school PD session, 2023
Super awesome, no changes necessary! I loved the student stories and case studies.
Educator, executive functioning session, 2023
Thank you! This was great! It was interactive and the breakout times were perfect.
Participant, Universal Design for Learning session, 2023

Signature topics

Each can be adapted to a keynote, workshop, series, or facilitated group. Custom topics welcome.

Educators, school teams, ECEAP/ESIT staff

When Behavior Is a Story: Childhood Trauma Through a Neurorelational Lens

How early adversity shapes the developing brain, and what regulation-first responses look like in real classrooms — grounded in Bruce Perry's neurosequential work.

Whole-staff keynote, district-wide PD, ESD gatherings

Resilience Is Relational

Resilience isn't grit or willpower. A hopeful look at the relationships, rhythms, and repair that let children and adults recover from hard things.

Interactive workshop, 90 min to half-day

Regulate, Relate, Reason: Practices for Emotional Regulation

Somatic and co-regulation practices participants can feel in their own bodies before they teach them to anyone else.

Head Start, ECEAP, preschool, home visiting programs

Early Childhood Mental Health: The First Five Matter Most

Attachment, sensory needs, and the caregiver relationship as the true intervention in early childhood settings.

Leadership teams, district PD, ESD coaches

Building Emotional Supports Into MTSS

A tiered framework for social-emotional and trauma-responsive supports that fits the system you already have.

Nonprofit staff, frontline teams, McKinney-Vento coordinators

Holding the Holders: Compassion Fatigue & Vicarious Trauma

Honest language for what helpers carry, plus sustainable practices for organizations that ask a lot of their people.

Fees, formats & availability

Transparent ranges so you can plan. If budget is the barrier, say so — sliding scale and grant-friendly quotes are genuinely available for ESDs, ECEAP, ESIT, and McKinney-Vento programs.

Formats

  • Keynote (45–60 min)
  • Half- or full-day workshop
  • Multi-session series
  • Virtual webinar

Travel

  • Available nationwide
  • Virtual anywhere
  • Travel billed at cost
  • Bilingual materials available

Availability

  • Booking 8–12 weeks out
  • Weekday & PD-day slots
  • Limited monthly bookings
  • Some pro bono held open

Investment

  • Keynote: $2,500–$4,000
  • Half-day: $3,500–$5,500
  • Full-day: $5,500–$8,000
  • Sliding scale for under-resourced orgs

Deposits and invoicing are handled after the date is confirmed. Purchase orders and district/ESD invoicing accepted.

What partners say

Trusted by directors, principals, and program leaders

Words from colleagues and supervisors who have watched Danielle train, consult, and lead alongside their teams.

Danielle is a skilled trainer and facilitator, and has offered in-depth content to the field of early learning coaches and child care providers. She is a deep thinker, bright, capable, motivated and always brings an authentic and committed lens of racial equity and social justice to her work.
Janet FraatzDirector, Holding Hope IECMHC, Child Care Aware of Washington
Her deep capacity to critically reflect allows her to notice and acknowledge her internal responses, facilitating respectful and compassionate interactions with clients and colleagues. Dr. Gettings contributes knowledge and wisdom from her academic studies and lived experiences to the learning community.
Nucha Isarowong, PhD, LICSW, IMH-E®Director, Advanced Clinical Training Program, Barnard Center, University of Washington School of Nursing
Dr. Gettings actively engages in systems analyses to interrogate contextual factors such as systems and organizational climate and culture — enriching understanding of her clients' and colleagues' experiences, relational interactions, and perspectives.
Assistant SuperintendentGrandview School District, Grandview School District
Whether leading professional development workshops, community dialogues, or team-building sessions, she consistently creates inclusive, engaging spaces where all participants — children and parents — feel heard, respected, and empowered to contribute. She is among the most effective and impactful trainers and facilitators I've encountered.
Nancy Santoyo, MS, MHP, CMHPInfant & Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant, Child Care Aware | Catholic Charities
As a specialist in trauma informed practices and the epigenetics of brain development, I have seen first hand Danielle's focus on developing rapport and establishing trust. She has a keen eye for noticing others in times of need and is able to calm others in times of conflict or problem-solving.
Jamie JohnsonVice Principal, A.H. Smith Elementary, Grandview School District
Danielle has demonstrated a great skill for teaching adult learners and is adept at collaborating with teachers on improving instruction and building rapport with students. She took the lead on bringing the social/emotional learning movement to our district, developing Care Teams in each building and Teen Support Groups in our high school and alternative program.
Kurtis ReserAssistant Principal, Grandview High School, Grandview School District
Danielle is gifted at building relationships and creating a positive culture. That talent allowed her to connect with the teachers she supervised and help them achieve that same level of success in their own classrooms. She is an outstanding person, a successful teacher, and a talented instructional coach. I recommend her unconditionally.
Molly C. NiedDirector of Education, Memphis Teacher Residency

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