Creating the Conditions for Health.
Salus Collaborative is a consulting, education, and clinical practice advancing salutogenic care in behavioral health.
Our Foundation
What Creates Health?
Instead of only asking "What's wrong?", salutogenesis asks what creates health — and how to create more of it.
This science builds on and extends trauma-informed care, offering a framework for sustainable well-being in individuals, teams, and organizations. Rather than focusing solely on pathology, salutogenesis directs our attention toward the resources, relationships, and conditions that allow people to move toward health.
At Salus Collaborative, this question is at the center of everything we do — in the clinic, in the classroom, and in the organizations we serve.
What We Do
Three Ways We Work
Consulting
We partner with behavioral health organizations to build cultures where people and programs can thrive. Our consulting is grounded in salutogenesis and tailored to each organization's unique context.
Learn About ConsultingEducation
We offer training for clinicians, supervisors, teams, and leaders grounded in the science of health creation. Our programs are practical, evidence-informed, and built for real-world application.
Explore TrainingClinical Practice
Integrative, trauma-focused psychotherapy for individuals navigating trauma, addiction, and life transitions. Virtual services available to Arizona residents.
Learn About TherapyThe Founder
Lindsay Rothschild, LCSW
Lindsay Rothschild is a licensed clinical social worker, consultant, educator, speaker, and behavioral health leader with nearly two decades of experience in trauma, addiction, and behavioral healthcare.
She founded Salus Collaborative to bring together her work in clinical practice, organizational consulting, and professional education under a unified framework: creating the conditions for health.
Meet LindsayReady to Create the Conditions for Health?
Whether you're an organization, a clinician, or an individual seeking support, we'd love to connect.
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