Lane is a licensed marriage, family and child therapist who has spent her entire adult life gaining the training, licensure, and experience necessary to lead and manage stakeholders and direct service providers in providing trauma-informed and culturally competent care.

She joins the Trauma-Informed Care Training Center as a sensitive and collaborative leader, devoted to the mission of bringing trauma-informed education to all walks of life, cultures, and individuals in order to support healing, growth and service deliveries that are effective and sustainable.

As a mother, teacher, clinician, facilitator, supervisor and leader, Lane is driven to reduce the stigma of mental health attitudes and to improve the physical and mental health of those impacted by the effects of trauma.

Through her unique blend of lived experience, research, training and consultancy, she guides the Center in creating the opportunity for individuals, organizations and cultures to become “unstuck” and to move into healthy, vibrant organicity and adaptive function.

In her work as both a therapist and an administrative supervisor, Lane has specialized in the delivery of strengths-based, transformative, and trauma-informed education and interventions that promote growth, recovery, and resilience to individuals and organizations.

She has served as a collaborator, consultant and mediator for numerous stakeholders including law enforcement, Juvenile Justice, domestic violence shelters, MCO dual diagnosis mental health/IDD complex care coordinators, Child Protective Services, foster care providers, school educators and exceptional children’s programming, youth respite agencies, hospital emergency department and inpatient clinicians, psychiatrists, agencies supporting individuals with Autism and other developmental disabilities, Day Treatment program staff and administrators, among others.