Hi, I'm Rochelle Galeski. 
 

For the past several years, I’ve walked alongside leaders, educators, and organizations as they navigated change, trauma, and the complexity of workplace well-being. Little Rock Professional Development was my offering to that world, rooted in trauma-informed leadership, workplace psychological safety, and change management. But something shifted. The more I taught about nervous system regulation, stress responses, and creating safe spaces for growth, the more I realized these same principles were most urgently needed in my own home.

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I am a mother of five. Parenting in today’s world isn’t just hard—it’s holy work. I’ve led my family through ADHD, defiance, heartbreak, mental health struggles, addiction, and the slow rebuilding that follows every rupture. I’ve failed, prayed, laughed, and gotten back up, again and again.

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What I once taught in boardrooms is now lived out in kitchens, carpools, and late-night family conversations. Neuroscience, when woven with grace, transforms how we parent. And parenting, in turn, transforms everything.

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This is where my work now lives, at the intersection of stress, neuroscience, faith, and lived experience. While I may one day return to write more on leadership, change management, or the messiness of workplaces, my heart is here, helping parents find tools, language, and hope.

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I’m grateful you’re here, and I can’t wait to walk with you.