What happens when a clinician, a policy mind, a community builder, and someone who has lived the story all show up as the same person?
That is what Dr. Ayli Carrero Pinedo brings to your organization. Your community. Your event.
Signature Topics
All topics are customizable to your audience, sector, and goals. Custom topics available upon request.
What racial and immigration-related stress look like inside organizations and the difference between acknowledging harm and building systems that address it. Grounded in trauma psychology, public health, and organizational research.
The science of vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, and secondary stress and why wellness programs fall short when the conditions creating harm go unaddressed. For anyone in a high-demand role who is tired of being told to breathe more deeply.
The data on disparities, the social determinants that drive them, and what organizations and providers can do beyond cultural competence checkboxes.
The psychological and professional cost of being the first in your family, in your field, in the institution and how organizations can stop extracting that labor and start investing in the people carrying it.
What happens when communities stop waiting for institutions to save them and build the infrastructure of care themselves. Drawn from community-informed practice and grassroots organizing.
Institutional betrayal happens when organizations cause harm to the very people who depended on them, and then ask those people to stay silent, stay loyal, or stay grateful. For marginalized communities, the harm is compounded by a history of being told the institution knows best. This talk is for leaders who want to understand what betrayal looks like from the inside, why it is so hard to name, and what accountability and repair actually require.
Who Invites Dr. Carrero Pinedo
Hospitals, FQHCs, community health centers, managed care organizations, residency and clinical training programs.
Psychology, social work, public health, and medical training programs investing in culturally responsive clinicians and researchers.
School systems, student wellness programs, faculty development, and campus mental health and equity initiatives.
Tech organizations addressing employee mental health, underrepresented workforce retention, and equity-centered wellness benefits.
Federal and state agencies, public health departments, immigration-adjacent bureaus, and policy-focused offices.
Direct service organizations, advocacy groups, and foundations working with Latinx, immigrant, and marginalized communities.
"Wherever mental health equity is discussed. I want to be there."Dr. Ayli Carrero Pinedo
From the Room
"I would like to thank Dr. Carrero Pinedo for bringing up the invisibility of AMENA Americans. She helped me to feel seen today."
"Dr. Carrero Pinedo is a compassionate and effective presenter. I thought the cases were a FABULOUS way to learn."
Logistics
In-person keynote, virtual keynote, half-day workshop, full-day training, panel, or conference closing session.
Intimate leadership gatherings to large national conferences.
Keynotes are typically booked 6 to 12 weeks in advance. For priority events, reach out early.
Every engagement includes a pre-event conversation to tailor content to your audience, sector, and goals.
English, Spanish, or bilingual delivery available. Bilingual engagements require advance notice.
All fees provided upon inquiry.
"Thank you for thinking of this work for your event. I would love to explore what we can build together. Reach out through the contact page with your event details and let's find a time to connect."
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