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You are not broken. Life may have you feeling broken, but there is hope.
Let us help you live peacefully adorned.
Dr. Katrina M. Campbell
Katrina is a nationally and internationally recognized speaker, peacebuilder, and behavioral wellness expert whose work sits at the rare intersection of crisis science, holistic healing, and the deeply human experience of brokenness transformed. With a Doctorate of Management concentrated in Homeland Security and a Master's degree in Christian Ministry, Katrina brings an uncommon depth of academic rigor and frontline credibility to every stage, session, and space she occupies.
Her platform spans Fortune 500 keynotes, international conferences, national and regional stages, maximum security prisons, Christian ministry settings, and intimate executive wellness experiences — a range that reflects not just her versatility, but her conviction that transformation is available to every human being, regardless of the room they are sitting in.
Katrina holds practitioner certifications in crisis response, de-escalation, peaceful initiatives, behavioral detection, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, brain health, and stress management. As a Colson Fellow and communications specialist, she is also one of a select few practitioners globally to hold advanced vibroacoustic therapy training from the VIBRAC, Skille-Lehkioinen Centre for Vibroacoustic Therapy and Research in Finland — a distinction that places her at the leading edge of somatic and integrative wellness science.
Her work creates a proven, dignified safe space for military personnel, first responders, executive leaders, and women navigating the quiet but costly fractures of high-stakes lives. Katrina specializes in equipping individuals and organizations with the behavioral skills, resilience frameworks, and peace-centered tools to transform their most painful breaking points into their most powerful turning points — proving that when brokenness is met with the right wisdom, science, and courage, failure stops being a loss and becomes the very foundation from which purpose, peace, and lasting impact are built.
At her core, Katrina is a Thought Leader, Connector, Peacebuilder, Nurturer, and Storyteller. She does not simply speak about transformation — she has lived it, studied it, and dedicated her life to making it accessible to everyone willing to do the honest, courageous work of becoming.
Katrina is available for keynotes, workshops, panels, webinars, executive retreats, and high-ticket immersive experiences. Don't hesitate to ask for her speaker kit and pricing.
Dr. Richard H. Campbell
Richard is a retired Fire Captain, educator, and leadership advocate with more than 38 years of frontline experience in fire service, emergency response, and public safety training. Throughout his distinguished career, he served communities during some of their most difficult moments, which ultimately inspired his passion for prevention, wellness, and helping others build healthier lives before a crisis occurs.
With a heart for service and a deep commitment to people, Richard focuses much of his work on leadership development, emotional wellness, restoration from moral injury, and strengthening marriages within high-stress professions. He is currently completing doctoral research examining the impact of secondary trauma on marriage satisfaction among first responders and their spouses through a nationwide study. His work combines practical experience, academic research, and a Christian worldview to help couples and organizations create healthier, more balanced relationships and environments.
Richard holds an Education Doctorate in Community Care and Counseling from Liberty University, along with a Master of Public Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Fire Science. His professional certifications include leadership, research, holistic wellness, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, and safety management.
A passionate advocate for positive leadership, Richard believes toxic leadership cultures contribute significantly to emotional distress, burnout, and declining workplace morale. He works to help organizations foster safer, healthier, and more supportive cultures that prioritize both performance and personal well-being.
Beyond his professional life, Richard treasures time with his wife Katrina, their family, and his loyal dog Elroy, whom he adopted through a fire station foster program. He enjoys fishing, date nights, family gatherings, and just about every meal Katrina prepares — except her African peanut butter soup, which he jokingly admits is still a work in progress for his taste buds.
