Partnering with Organizations to Strengthen Institutional Responses
Through research and policy analysis, speaking, professional training, and organizational consulting, I help organizations implement evidence-based policy and professional practice to better understand and respond to coercive control.
Why This Work Matters
Institutions play a critical role in shaping outcomes for individuals experiencing coercive control.
Yet despite a growing body of research, policy and professional practice do not always reflect the current evidence, leaving gaps in understanding that can have significant and lasting consequences.
By translating research into practical application, I help organizations strengthen institutional responses through evidence-based policy, professional practice, and professional education.
How We Can Work Together
Research & Policy Analysis
Examine emerging issues, evaluate current approaches, and develop evidence-informed recommendations to strengthen policy and professional practice.
Speaking
Present engaging keynote presentations and educational sessions that help professional audiences better understand coercive control and its implications for policy and practice.
Professional Training
Interactive training designed to strengthen knowledge, build institutional capacity, and support evidence-based decision-making.
Organizational Consulting
Partner with your organization to evaluate current practices, identify opportunities for improvement, and implement evidence-informed strategies.
Who I Work With
I partner with organizations committed to strengthening institutional responses through evidence-based policy and professional practice.
Courts, Attorneys, and Family Law Professionals
Nonprofit
Organizations
Government
Agencies
Law
Enforcement
Professional
Associations
Colleges &
Universities
Signature Topic:
When Coercive Control Turns Financial, Institutional Responses, and Cascading Consequences
Based on my ongoing research and policy analysis, this presentation examines how coercive control evolves after separation, how institutional responses shape outcomes, and where opportunities exist to strengthen policy and professional practice through research-informed approaches.
Participants Will Explore
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The dynamics of coercive control before and after separation
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Financial coercive control
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Institutional decision-making and unintended consequences
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The cascading impacts those most vulnerable and marginalized
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Bridging the gap between research, policy, and practice
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Practical opportunities to strengthen institutional responses
Each presentation is tailored to the goals, audience, and objectives of your organization or event.
“Engaging with Crystal’s work brought a level of clarity I had not experienced before. She brings clarity to something that is incredibly difficult to make sense of.”
-Survivor