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MORE ABOUT US
CREATING EMOTIONALLY SAFE ENVIRONMENTS AND IMPLEMENTING EQUITABLE POLICIES
OneTRYB Global, 501c3 is a woman-owned, minority-led business that specializes in taking your organization to the next level in identity, structure and service. OneTRYB creates culture change in organizations by offering company wide custom training and professional development, organization consulting and individual leadership coaching.
Supporting those who support students
Empowering clients with action steps
Using data driven research
Bridging the gap between education and mental health.
OUR SERVICES
HIGH QUALITY SERVICES
Comprehensive training and organizational solutions designed to advance equity, strengthen communities, and empower meaningful change.
Workshop elements include
Brief skill instruction + applied practice
Team norms and escalation pathways
Tabletop scenario practice (campus-based situations)
Resource handout or “toolkit” summary
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING (HALF OR FULL-DAY)
Best for: student-facing teams, all-staff PD days, building or revising response protocols.
Interactive training that moves beyond awareness into real-world application using practice, scenarios, and scripts.
Appropriate for
Divisional Professional Development “Days”
Campus learning series
Structured Q&A, panel or guided discussion
Keynote speeches at Conferences and retreats
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INVITED LECTURES & CAMPUS PRESENTATIONS (45–90 MINUTES)
Scholarly, practice-informed presentations that synthesize current research and institutional trends into actionable frameworks for student-facing staff.
Enhance your capabilities!
Leading during high-stress incidents and contentious campus moments
Coaching staff through burnout and secondary stress
Building consistent documentation and response norms
Culture, accountability, and communication frameworks
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LEADERSHIP & SUPERVISOR TRANSFORMATION COACHING
Best for: Leadership in Dean Of Students Office, Housing, Student engagement, and conduct.
For directors, assistant/associate deans, counselor coordinators, and managers leading student-facing teams.
PAST CLIENTELE
TESTIMONIAL
CLIENT FEEDBACK
hear directly how working with OneTRYB helped them achieve better outcomes for their organization.
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AMERICAN SCHOOL COUNSELOR ASSOCATION
Feedback from Deputy CEO: "It has been such a pleasure getting to know you a bit and learning from you. You are such a gift! I am excited to see how you’ll continue to push school counseling forward and the great things that will be accomplished!"
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OUR VALUES
WHAT SETS US APART
Our work at OneTRYB Global is rooted in compassion & a deep commitment to students, the systems in which they receive services, & the professionals who support them including administrators, educators, counselors, & staff. Guided by our core values, years of collective professional experience, & proven outcomes, we partner with clients to achieve meaningful, measurable, and lasting impact.
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EMPATHY
We lead with understanding and care, honoring the lived experiences of individuals, families, and communities we serve.
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EQUITY
We are committed to advancing fair access, inclusive practices, and systemic change that supports underserved and marginalized populations.
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EXCELLENCE
We deliver high-quality, research-informed services with integrity, professionalism, and a results-driven approach.
20+ YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
PODCAST
HOW SCHOOL COUNSELORS SUPPORT
In this episode of the I Hear You Say podcast, host Jill Cook, executive director of the American School Counselor Association, and co-host Janae Douglas, ASCA’s education and training coordinator, are joined by Dr. Sylvia Hollins, an experienced school counselor and trauma specialist. Hollins shares her journey into trauma and multicultural counseling and explains how trauma can affect students’ academic performance, behavior and social/emotional development.
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Get quick answers to the most common questions about our services, process, and how we support individuals and organizations on their journey toward equity and empowerment.
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