Anne E. Kellogg
Founder, Chiron Therra Resilience Network (CTRN)

Founder and Executive Director, Chiron Center, Inc.

Anne E. Kellogg is a nationally recognized leader in resilience, trauma recovery, and integrative systems work, with more than three decades of experience supporting individuals, organizations, and communities through periods of critical change, transition, and renewal.

As the founder of the Chiron Therra Resilience Network (CTRN), Anne brings together frontline trauma expertise, leadership advisement, and nature-based learning to support clarity, steadiness, and ethical decision-making across complex environments. She is the creator of Simplicity Reconnect™, a guiding philosophy that integrates evidence-based practices, natural intelligence, and reflective awareness to support sustainable resilience in lived, real-world contexts.

Anne’s work is known for its depth, practicality, and integrity. Whether addressing public audiences, advising leaders, or guiding long-term initiatives, she offers grounded perspective shaped by direct experience and long-standing practice.

Anne E. Kellogg
Resilience and Trauma Response in Public Safety

Anne E. Kellogg is a nationally respected expert in public safety mental health and trauma response, with more than 30 years of experience working alongside first responders, command staff, and crisis-exposed systems.

She began her career on the front lines of trauma mental health and served as the first Mental Health Coordinator for the Los Angeles County Fire Department, where she helped pioneer peer support and critical incident response models that later became national standards. Her work has included support following line-of-duty deaths, mass casualty events, natural disasters, and cumulative exposure across emergency services.

Anne’s approach is practical, steady, and deeply informed by lived proximity to crisis. Through training, consultation, and speaking, she equips first responders and their loved ones with tools for resilience, ethical decision-making, and long-term sustainability in high-impact roles.

Anne E. Kellogg
Advising Leaders Through Complexity and Change

Anne E. Kellogg is a trusted advisor to leaders navigating complexity, responsibility, and high-stakes decision-making. With decades of experience across government, nonprofit, corporate, and public safety systems, Anne brings rare perspective to organizational leadership and cultural resilience.

Her work supports leaders during periods of transition, reinvention, or ethical challenge, helping them regain clarity, steadiness, and coherence while honoring the full weight of the realities they face. She is known for her ability to hold complexity, ask the right questions, and support thoughtful action under pressure.

Anne’s leadership work is grounded in trauma-informed systems awareness, practical strategy, and long-term sustainability, making her a sought-after voice for organizations seeking depth, discernment, and grounded leadership during complex circumstances.

Anne E. Kellogg
Empowering Those Who Place Themselves in Harm’s Way in Service of Others

Anne E. Kellogg works extensively with clinicians, educators, medical professionals, and community leaders who support trauma-exposed populations. With more than three decades of experience as a licensed mental health professional and on-scene trauma specialist, Anne understands both the clinical and human demands of this work.

Her training and presentations focus on sustainability, ethical boundaries, nervous system literacy, and long-term resilience for those in helping roles.  She is particularly known for addressing cumulative exposure, moral injury, and the often-unspoken cost of care.

Anne’s approach combines professional rigor with deep respect for the people doing this work, offering frameworks that support clarity, steadiness, and endurance over the long arc of service.

Anne E. Kellogg
Resilience Through Nature and Relationship

Anne E. Kellogg is the founder of The Ranch, a private sanctuary within CTRN dedicated to land-based learning, animal-centered engagement, and experiential resilience education.  Her work explores how relationship with land, animals, and natural rhythms supports regulation, reflection, and restoration.

Through facilitated experiences, workshops, and presentations, Anne helps individuals and organizations reconnect with grounded ways of learning and leading that extend beyond cognitive models alone.  All programs are thoughtfully designed to honor safety, respect, and mutual well-being for people, animals, and the land.

This work reflects Anne’s broader commitment to integrative resilience that includes, rather than separates, human systems and the natural world.