Facilitator: David Ziebler

Biography: David W. Ziebler is a dynamic coach, consultant and trainer with a master's degree in Management & Organizational Behavior from Benedictine University and over a decade of experience guiding individuals and teams toward their highest potential. Drawing on his multicultural upbringing as the son of immigrants, he brings authentic insight into diversity, inclusion and communication-and he speaks fluent Spanish. His qualifications include certifications as a Mayo Clinic-trained health & wellness coach, Board Certified Coach (BCC), Behavior Change Specialist, Trauma-Informed Professional Coach and Registered Organization Development Professional (RODP). Through Ziebler Coaching & Consulting, David empowers participants to break through self-imposed barriers, dream bigger and take intentional action-making him a highly effective facilitator for your workforce development and professional-growth programs.

Classes by this facilitator

Conflict Management Through Emotional Intelligence

Conflict is inevitable in the workplace and in everyday life. What matters most is how we handle it. This workshop introduces participants to Susan Steinbrecher's conflict resolution model, a practical framework for approaching disagreements with empathy, self-awareness, and respect.
Thursday, April 16, 2026, LLCC-Medical District Room 202

Trauma Informed Practices (K-12)

This interactive workshop equips educators with the knowledge and tools to better support students impacted by trauma. Participants will gain a foundational understanding of how trauma shapes behavior, emotions, and learning. Insights that are essential for building inclusive and responsive classrooms.Educators will explore strategies for creating safe, supportive learning environments where students feel secure enough to engage and thrive. The session also covers practical, easy-to-use approaches to fostering resilience, helping students develop the skills to recover and grow from challenges they face both inside and outside the classroom. CPDUs: 3.75
Thursday, March 19, 2026, LLCC-Medical District Room 202