Training & Education
We provide specialized training for professionals working in trauma‑exposed, justice‑oriented, and high‑stakes environments on trauma‑informed and survivor‑centered practices. These interactive, non‑clinical offerings equip participants with practical tools to navigate their work with insight, compassion, and confidence, while supporting professional sustainability in trauma‑exposed work.
Justice with Humanity offers two education pathways:
Learning Labs, which are publicly available programs designed to build shared skills and language across professions,
Custom trainings, which are developed in partnership with organizations, courts, nonprofits, and academic institutions to meet specific needs and contexts.
Core Training Topics Areas:
Trauma‑Informed Lawyering & Advocacy
Understanding how trauma affects memory, communication, behavior, and decision‑making, and how to adapt professional practice accordingly.
Nervous System Care & Professional Sustainability
Learning how chronic stress and trauma exposure impact the nervous system, and how practical regulation strategies support focus, judgment, and longevity in the work.
Survivor‑Centered & Human‑Centered Practices
Centering dignity, agency, and context in professional responses—without sacrificing rigor or accountability.
Ethics, Capacity, and Systems Awareness
Exploring how stress, fatigue, and institutional pressure affect ethical decision‑making, boundaries, and professional responsibility.
Looking for a Custom Training?
Justice with Humanity designs and delivers custom trainings for organizations, courts, nonprofits, and academic institutions. These trainings are developed collaboratively to address specific practice areas, populations, systems, or institutional challenges, and can be tailored for different professional roles, jurisdictions, and contexts.
Custom trainings may be delivered virtually or in person and can range from single-session workshops to multi-part series.
Upcoming Learning Lab
“Nervous System Care for Lawyers and Other Helping Professionals.”
A live Learning Lab focused on practical nervous system tools for professionals working in trauma‑exposed and justice‑oriented roles.
Date: March 11, 2026
Time: 9:00 am PST/ 11:00 am CST/ 12:00 pm EST
Format: Live virtual training (recording provided)
Speakers: Remi Greenbaum, PhD and Jamie Beck, J.D.
Pricing: $10 students, $25 government/nonprofit, $35 private sector
Overview: Professionals working in trauma‑exposed environments are often trained to care deeply for others while overlooking the impact of chronic stress and trauma exposure on their own nervous systems. This live, non‑clinical Learning Lab offers a practical, trauma‑informed framework for understanding nervous system strain, distinguishing between activation and dysregulation, and learning simple, realistic tools to support regulation. Participants will leave with concrete strategies they can use immediately to support focus, judgment, and sustainability in high‑demand professional settings.
About the Facilitators
Jamie Beck, J.D. is the founder of Justice with Humanity and an attorney with extensive experience working alongside survivors of violence, trafficking, and abuse. Her work focuses on trauma‑informed legal systems, professional sustainability, and ethical practice.
Remi Greenbaum, PhD is a clinical psychologist whose work centers on trauma, trauma-informed practices and survivor-centered workplaces.