Amber Gray, PhD, MPH, LPCC, BC-DMT, NCC, is a distinguished trauma therapist and educator known for her innovative integration of Polyvagal Theory with movement therapies. With over 20 years of experience, Amber specializes in somatic and dance/movement therapy, offering a compassionate approach that empowers survivors of trauma, including torture and war, to reclaim their sense of safety and bodily autonomy.

Her unique methodologies, such as the Poto Mitan Trauma & Resiliency Framework, blend traditional practices with contemporary therapeutic techniques, drawing on her extensive training in bodywork, eco-psychology, and mindfulness. Amber's work transcends cultural boundaries, providing consulting and clinical training focused on refugee mental health and human rights.

In addition to her therapeutic practices, Amber is a passionate advocate for social justice and environmental rights, reflecting her lifelong commitment to these causes. Her impactful contributions to the field have been shared through numerous publications, keynote addresses, and collaborative projects worldwide, reinforcing her belief that every individual has the right to inhabit their body freely and fully.