TJ Rumler
I didn't always know...that I wanted to be a social worker, but I always knew I loved helping others. I am incredibly grateful to be able to serve others, and in my role as consultant help you as you continue to serve others in your capacity. If you've landed on this page you probably want to know a little about me.
Prior to creating this consulting company, I was lucky enough to serve in different social work capacities. I have served individuals experiencing various levels of homelessness at Miracle Hill Ministries and Project Care. In another role I served as case manager to people with HIV/AIDS, helping them obtain housing, employment, and other individual needs. With Greenville Health System (now PRISMA) I worked in a residential psychiatric hospital for children experiencing emotional and behavioral problems. With the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) I was a primary care social worker, serving Veterans from WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and OIF/OEF wars and conflicts. Outside of my current consulting role, I serve as the Trauma Informed Specialist for Greenville County Schools. In that role I provide trauma-informed training and services to all 100+ schools and locations with GCS, while focusing on a PRISMA and United Way partnership called OnTrack Greenville.
Prior to creating this consulting company, I was lucky enough to serve in different social work capacities. I have served individuals experiencing various levels of homelessness at Miracle Hill Ministries and Project Care. In another role I served as case manager to people with HIV/AIDS, helping them obtain housing, employment, and other individual needs. With Greenville Health System (now PRISMA) I worked in a residential psychiatric hospital for children experiencing emotional and behavioral problems. With the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) I was a primary care social worker, serving Veterans from WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and OIF/OEF wars and conflicts. Outside of my current consulting role, I serve as the Trauma Informed Specialist for Greenville County Schools. In that role I provide trauma-informed training and services to all 100+ schools and locations with GCS, while focusing on a PRISMA and United Way partnership called OnTrack Greenville.
Sessions Offered
Building a Trauma-Informed School/Organization
What is a trauma-informed school? Attendees will learn some of the characteristics of a trauma-informed school and leave with some strategies for change and implementation.
Building Resilience in Those We Serve
With a mix of lecture-style information and experiential activities, this session is designed to lead attendees on a journey to becoming better resilience builders. Learn strategies shown to build resilience in children and families, as well as in ourselves.
Introduction to Restorative Practices in Schools
Attendees will learn principles of Restorative Practices and experience types of circles.
Self-care for Helping Professionals
In this presentation attendees will learn about the importance of self-care and how neglecting ourselves impacts our lives and the lives of those we serve. Types of self-care are explored, and attendees are walked through questions and exercises to help develop a self-care plan.
