Training, curriculum, and evaluations designed to help individuals and organizations respond with clarity, intention, and responsibility.
Still Waters Institute was created to make space for something many people have never been taught how to access — pause, regulation, and intentional response. In a world that rewards urgency and constant output, Still Waters offers a different approach: one grounded in awareness, accountability, and care.
Through training, curriculum, and community-based work, the Institute partners with schools, organizations, and individuals to build practical skills for emotional regulation, conflict de-escalation, and thoughtful decision-making — both preventative and restorative.
Structured youth & adult programs: anger management, bullying prevention, emotional awareness, conflict resolution, and healthy decision-making — built for skill-building, not punishment.
Customized training for educators, administrators, youth-serving professionals, and leadership teams — trauma-informed practices and safer environments.
Support for anger management, emotional regulation, and related behavioral concerns, grounded in trauma-informed approaches.
Formal adult assessments, including anger management evaluations and DOT Substance Abuse Professional evaluations for safety-sensitive roles.
Rooted in the belief that regulation is a learned skill, not an inherent trait — the through-line of all our work.
Collaboration with schools, families, workplaces, and community groups toward lasting, systemic change.
Grounded, engaging, and results-focused presentations.
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The psychopathology of suicide — reading the implicit and explicit messages, and keeping victims alive.
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Treating anger in children and adolescents through healthy, consistent emotional and behavioral regulation.
Whatever happened to good manners? Reclaiming the cardinal values that once made society great.
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Honest, faith-informed sex talk for teens in an over-sexualized culture.
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Diagnosing conflict and dysfunction from pulpit to pew — and walking the path toward forgiveness and healing, from a Biblical and socio-psychological worldview.
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Diagnosing conflict and dysfunction from pulpit to pew — and walking the path toward forgiveness and healing, from a Biblical and socio-psychological worldview.
Curriculum, training, or a speaking engagement tailored to your audience.