Author: Dr. Amber D. Chapman-Gray, PhD, DBH

Dr. Amber D. Chapman-Gray, PhD, DBH, DirVPVA is the CEO of Gray’s Trauma-Informed Care Services Corp and the Director of Violence Prevention and Victim Advocacy with The Freedom Train Project. She is a lifelong credentialed victim advocate, a Doctor of Behavioral Health specializing in trauma-informed management, public safety, women's health, medical science, lifestyle medicine, and systems change. She is also a forensic psychologist who has specializations in forensic linguistics, victimology, trial consultation, public policy, law, and criminal behavior. As a trauma-informed violence preventionist and interventionist, Dr. Chapman-Gray works to improve the mental health outcomes of victims and survivors of crime while educating healthcare, social service, and justice-adjacent providers in evidence-based, victim and survivor-centered practices.

Doctors of Behavioral Health, Effective Providers for Victim Advocacy

Dr. Amber D. Chapman-Gray, PhD, DBH

An Official White Paper From Gray’s Trauma Informed Care Services Corp WP NO. 200 Doctors of Behavioral Health (DBH) are considered healthcare innovators. They are healthcare disruptors. They are healthcare agents of improvement. That is to say, the role of Read More …

How To Prevent Re-Traumatizing Victimized Patients Within The Medical Industry

Dr. Amber D. Chapman-Gray, PhD, DBH

Maleficence in Treatment: Dismissing Patients When They Need Providers Most Adults who have had adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) or are victims of violent crime are often in physiological pain (Clarke, Schubiner, Clark-Smith & Abbass, 2019) and have a need for Read More …

Annual Virtual 5k Phoenix Run

Dr. Amber D. Chapman-Gray, PhD, DBH

This year, like every year since our organization began, we held our annual virtual 5k Phoenix Run. We are thankful to our usual participants and partners who worked hard to make this event happen, despite the current circumstances. This year, Read More …