Dr. Estera Borcsa

I am passionate about peacebuilding on a global level, international law, empowering women, and breaking generational curses in children impacted by complex trauma. I earned a master’s degree from the University of Southern California (USC) with a concentration in Psychology, Policy, and Law.  I earned my doctoral degree from California Baptist University.  As an international ambassador, I serve as the chair for the Sustainable Development Goals put forth by the United Nations in order to help countries and organizations overcome barriers to achieving world goals in their home countries. I created a diplomacy training program based in neuroscience for United Nations member states to help diplomats overcome barriers to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

 

I founded Teach Train Transform LLC, an international training consortium built to create sustainability for oppressed communities worldwide through training, education, and advocacy.  I am a licensed psychotherapist, clinical director of intensive mental health programs, and adjunct professor at California Baptist University.  I conduct training for law enforcement, FBI field offices, Orange County courts, universities, and the International Peace Institute.  I have earned several awards such as International Distinguished Women Leader, Peace Builder of the Year, Community Hero, and International Impact Leader.