Genealogy meets healing, history, and human dignity. Kelsey Alexander is the founder of The Trauma Informed Genealogist LLC, a researcher, master-level social worker, and human rights advocate, who brings depth, clarity, and compassion to conversations about ancestry, identity, and emotional legacy. Her work bridges archival precision with trauma-informed care—making her a sought-after guest for podcasts, panels, workshops, and conferences.

Whether you're hosting a show on genealogy, mental health, migration, or cultural storytelling, Kelsey offers rich insights and grounded dialogue that resonate across disciplines.

Popular topics include:

• Trauma-informed approaches to genealogical research

• DNA surprises and navigating identity shifts

• Rituals for ancestral healing and embodiment

• Surname diffusion and migration mapping

• Democratizing access to erased or hidden narratives

• Clinical applications of lineage work in therapy

• Reconciling inherited privilege with lived poverty