Tracey Huguley is a nationally recognized educator, speaker, and advocate who has dedicated her career to supporting service providers through transformative, trauma-informed practices. With over two decades of experience working alongside professionals in healthcare, mental health, education, and social work, Tracey deeply understands the emotional and physical toll that caregiving roles can take.

Growing up as a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA), Tracey witnessed firsthand the complexities of balancing selfless service with personal well-being. This unique perspective ignited her passion for helping service providers learn how to set healthy boundaries without guilt or fear. Today, she’s a sought-after voice in trauma-informed education, renowned for her compassionate approach to preventing burnout and promoting long-term well-being.

Tracey’s teaching style is both empathetic and practical. She blends real-world examples with evidence-based strategies, empowering her audience to make sustainable changes. Her methods emphasize nervous system regulation, mindfulness, and the importance of prioritizing one’s own well-being to be more effective and present in service to others. Through her webinars and trainings, Tracey has helped thousands of professionals reclaim their energy, prevent compassion fatigue, and find joy in their work again.

In the Just Say No webinar, Tracey will be your guide, offering actionable tools and insights to help you set boundaries with confidence. Her trauma-informed framework ensures that the strategies you learn are not only effective but also honor the emotional complexities of caregiving, allowing you to thrive both personally and professionally.