Geoffrey Nelson is a dedicated professional residing in the vibrant community of Waco, Texas, alongside his loving wife and two cherished sons. His journey into the world of Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®) began in 2015, setting the stage for an inspiring career dedicated to child development and family well-being.
Geoffrey’s commitment to the principles of TBRI led him to become a TBRI educator/practitioner in 2015 during his tenure at the Methodist Children’s Home. This marked the inception of his transformative path in the realm of child development.
Over the past decade, Geoffrey Nelson has harnessed the power of TBRI as a foundational approach in his work. His influence has reached far and wide, impacting children, families, and professionals across a diverse array of sectors. From Residential Treatment Centers (RTCs) to foster and adoption agencies, from the complex world of Corrections to the nurturing environment of Schools, Churches, and even the dynamic arena of business, Geoffrey’s passion has known no bounds.
Most recently, Geoffrey served as the Director of an afterschool program within a local school district, where his expertise enriched the lives of countless young individuals. His unwavering dedication to the principles of TBRI has brought about positive changes within these communities, setting a precedent for transformative growth.
Geoffrey’s academic journey has roots in Baylor University, where he earned his bachelor’s degree. Looking ahead, he harbors aspirations of pursuing a master’s degree in business, further enhancing his ability to create impactful change.
As a practitioner, Geoffrey draws inspiration from the timeless wisdom of Dr. Karyn Purvis, who famously said, ”I don’t care if they are one, or 100. all people need the same kinds of stuff.” These words resonate deeply with Geoffrey and fuel his unwavering commitment to the holistic well-being of individuals, irrespective of their age or background.
With his unique blend of expertise and passion, Geoffrey Nelson is an invaluable addition to the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development (KPICD). His dedication to the principles of TBRI and his fervor for fostering positive change make him an exemplary advocate for the institute’s mission of nurturing thriving, resilient children and families.