Speaking topics

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The Nervous System & Behaviour

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Your behaviour makes sense. Nobody just explained why. Rhonda breaks down how stress physiology shapes the way we act, react, shut down, and blow up — and what regulation actually looks like beyond "just breathe."

Neurodivergence & Nervous System Health

Emotional First Aid

ADHD, autism, sensory processing differences — these aren't just brain wiring quirks. Rhonda connects the dots between neurodivergence, trauma, and chronic dysregulation in a way that finally makes everything click.

When a kid is in full meltdown, when a client hits a wall, when you've already used every tool you have — what do you actually do? Rhonda gives real responses for real moments. Not theory. Not platitudes. What works.

Conferences

Mental health

Education

Neurodiversity

Trauma-informed care

Psychology

Parenting

Neurodivergence

Personal development

Educators

First responders

Youth programs

Community organizations

Podcast & Media

Schools & Organizations

She built the Safe Inside Protocol™ because she needed it — and couldn't find it anywhere.

Rhonda Tournay is a trauma-informed coach working at the intersection of trauma, neurodivergence, and chronic illness.

Six years of her life went to illness and a nervous system that had completely stopped cooperating. What came out the other side wasn't just recovery — it was a framework that gives people a way to understand what's happening inside them and what to do about it.

She brings both the science and the lived reality to every stage and microphone she steps in front of. She makes complex nervous system science accessible and practical — because she had to figure it out herself first.

Book Rhonda for your podcast, event, or organization.

For podcast appearances, speaking engagements, workshops, or interviews — reach out directly. Her down to earth approach is valued in every room.

Creator of the Safe Inside Protocol™ — a nervous-system-first framework for understanding behaviour, coping, and healing

Integrates neuroscience, trauma psychology, and lived experience

Speaks on neurodivergence, trauma, chronic illness, and nervous system regulation

Available for conferences, podcasts, schools, and community organizations