Kathryn Brohl, LMFT, has worked in for-profit and nonprofit social services for over 40 years. She is the author of six books, including two best-sellers and the first book in the U.S. for parents of molested children. Ms. Brohl has spoken on trauma-informed care and other work-related topics throughout the U.S., Canada, and Australia. She has been an administrator, consultant, trainer, private practitioner, and frontline worker and has been interviewed in national periodicals such as USA Today, Parents, Children's Voice, the Washington Post, the Miami Herald, and the Florida Times-Union. Ms. Brohl has written and implemented several start-up programs during her career, including a large child welfare system and intensive outpatient and mental health programs. She has been recognized by the Florida Times-Union for her commitment to the prevention of child abuse and neglect.