Paula Jauch shares a life-changing message of truth with raw-honesty that will leave students hearts open and ready to talk about topics they once were reluctant to.
Paula would love to come speak at your school to make an impact while working within your budget.
SCHOOLS
- Middle/High school
- College groups
- Staff meetings
- Educator trainings
- Assemblies
STUDENT TOPICS
- Overcoming Obstacles
- Stay True to Being YOU!
- Suicide is Not the Answer
- Self-harm and Eating Disorders
- Alcohol and Drug abuse
STAFF
Paula’s ultimate goal is to help educators understand the impact trauma and addiction have on students. Her capability to recognize the many obstacles students face is a product of her own childhood trauma.
All it takes is one person to believe in a young man or woman to help them believe in themselves and overcome the challenges they may be facing.
STAFF TOPICS:
- How Addiction and Trauma Impact Teaching and Learning
- Illiterate to Author-My Inspirational Story
- The Hungry Student- starved physically, emotionally and educationally
“Paula’s heart in sharing her experiences is to help churches leaders, family members, and those working with trauma survivors is to help to best care for and love those affected by trauma. As a therapist and former school counselor and teacher who worked with multiple kids with trauma, I appreciate how she takes her audience to understand the world of youth when they are most often seen only by their behavior. Here message is not only helpful for adult survivors of childhood trauma, but for anyone working with kids from hard places.”
“As an educator, I found it insightful to hear from a true trauma survivor. Paula Jauch brings a face to childhood trauma and shares how it affected every area of her life. She delivers an important message to educators about a topic that can sometimes be overlooked or misunderstood. Trauma can affect a child’s learning, behavior and relationships. It is important for educators to understand the role trauma can play in a child’s everyday life. Paula’s story brings awareness and hope for children who have suffered trauma.”