Cindy Lamb, LCSW, LSCSW, CCTP

Cindy Lamb is a trauma-competent therapist, educator, and independent researcher committed to uncovering the root causes of human suffering and fostering transformative healing. With over two decades of experience in mental health, social services, and program development, Cindy has cultivated a deep understanding of how societal structures, biology, and human behavior interact to shape well-being.

As the founder of The Human Liberation and Balance Institute, Cindy integrates neuroscience, psychology, and systems thinking to help individuals and communities achieve self-awareness, resilience, and sustainable healing. Her research examines the disconnections between societal systems, human biology, and ecological balance—exploring how these gaps contribute to chronic illness, mental health crises, and environmental degradation. She challenges conventional narratives and offers innovative, holistic solutions by synthesizing insights from neuroanatomy, social psychology, physics, and ecology.

Cindy is a dynamic and engaging public speaker known for translating complex scientific and psychological concepts into accessible, practical knowledge. She has presented to diverse audiences, including mental health professionals, educators, faith leaders, and policymakers, inspiring them to rethink approaches to healing and societal well-being.

She holds a Master of Social Work, is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and is trained in advanced therapeutic modalities such as EMDR and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Cindy’s mission is to empower individuals and communities to break cycles of trauma, reconnect with their innate resilience, and build a future that prioritizes human and planetary well-being.