Beth Tyson MA

Beth Tyson, MA, is a childhood trauma consultant, author, and speaker whose mission is to build relationships that help children heal. After working as a psychotherapist with children navigating foster care and adoption, Beth founded Beth Tyson Trauma Consulting, where she develops trauma-informed trainings, healing-centred frameworks, and practical strategies for caregivers and professionals.

Beth is the author of two children’s books, A Grandfamily for Sullivan and Sullivan Goes to See Mama, both written to support children experiencing trauma, ambiguous loss, foster care, kinship care, and family reunification. She also publishes the Childhood Trauma Newsletter, reaching tens of thousands of professionals and caregivers with evidence-based tools, research, and hope.

Beth’s expertise has been featured in Parents, InStyle, Forbes, Psychology Today, and other national media outlets. A trusted speaker for organizations such as CASA, Attachment & Trauma Network, Operation Parent, and Zero to Three, her work weaves together neuroscience, attachment, and trust-based care with her lived experience of loss and resilience. She is known for her ability to translate complex research into compassionate, actionable steps, empowering her audiences to create safe, supportive, and connected environments for children and families.

But more than all of this, Beth Tyson’s most important role is mom.

Financial Disclosures: Beth Tyson, MA, receives a speaking honorarium from Leading Edge Seminars Inc.