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Prepare, don't burn out!

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Art, workshops and coaching for schools, organizations and community groups so that they can prepare to navigate change with more capacity, care, and creativity.

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The shift

Most preparedness training asks people to become more self-sufficient. I build the opposite - the relationships, trust, and collective capacity that actually determine whether a plan holds when things fall apart.

Organizations I've worked with:

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 Let's work together.

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WORKSHOPS 

 

Inclusive Community Preparedness is a trauma informed, creative, and strengths based approach to navigating uncertainty.


Four workshops available: Pack It · Map It · Plan It · Create It


One stand alone 90 minute workshop, $1,000 CAD 

Full workshop series, $3,500 CAD.

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 COACHING 

 

​Land Informed Leadership Coaching is for leaders who are exhausted from carrying change alone - and ready to lead differently. 

 

12 week one on one coaching that closes that gap between who you are and who you want to be.
 

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ART ACTIVATION

 

​Sites of Transformation is a project that surfaces how participants are already equipped for change, when they prepare together.

Lightly facilitated community art project that creates a visual archive.

 


What people are saying ...

​​​The learning begins from the moment you arrive to one of Daniela's workshops in the most unexpected and delightful ways. She provides simple, easy to use tools that offer immediate AHA moments connecting your understanding of self and the ease of which you can step into your intention to contribute towards inclusive community care preparedness.

- Participant​

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Hi,

I am Daniela! 

(she/they)

For over 20 years, I did frontline crisis work — the kind where moving through a failing system, together, is the only way out.
 

Now I teach students, staff, and community members how to do the same.
 

I help groups move from "how do we survive this?" to "how do we care for each other now, so we face the next crisis better, and build the kind of community that makes it less of a crisis each time?
 

My background

  • 20+ years as a frontline mental health worker

  • 10+ years as a community builder

  • 6+ years as a facilitator for social change leadership

  • 3 years in health and safety assistant for emergency preparedness

  • Master of Education in Arts for Social Change

  • Trained in trauma-informed facilitation and JEDDI strategies

 

I created Inclusive Community Preparedness because most of the current emergency planning tools weren't built for the overlapping crises we're facing now, and especially not for the people most affected by them.


Not sure where to start? Download the free guide.

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A culturally sensitive, trauma-informed 72-hour emergency kit list, built with inclusivity and accessibility in mind.

Contact me: hello (at) danielagrconsulting.ca

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“Every crisis … needs to be viewed as an opportunity to bring about profound changes in our society … by creating images and stories of the future that help us imagine and create alternatives to the existing system.”

- Grace Lee Boggs

Daniela GR Consulting operates in solidarity with the  xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) nations on whose stolen and occupied land I live and work. Solidarity means acting in a manner that supports Indigenous rights on this land and applying their teachings regarding my relationship to the local nations and this land.  To me this looks like acknowledging that all struggles against oppression are interconnected, and practicing acts of resistance that make space for joy and justice.

2025 Daniela GR Consulting

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