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Sabina Speaks LLC · Tampa, Florida
Equipping everyday people, organizations, and communities with the practical skills to recognize crisis, step in with confidence, and help save a life — no clinical background required.
Years in Behavioral Health
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Weekly Webinar — Tuesdays 7PM
"I turned my grief into a vow: I don't look away — I step in and help save a life."
— Sabina Zunguze, Founder · Sabina Speaks LLC
Why Sabina Speaks
Most people who lose someone to suicide saw something. They felt something. And then they talked themselves out of acting. Sabina's work changes that — with training that gives you the words, the framework, and the confidence to step in.
20+ years of behavioral health expertise distilled into practical, non-clinical programs that work for real people in real moments.
A 7-step proprietary methodology that gives you a clear, confident path through one of life's most frightening conversations.
Rooted in personal loss and transformed into a life-saving mission — through The Tatissa Foundation and beyond.
Corporate teams, schools, faith communities, and first responders each receive tailored programs that fit their context and culture.
Step In — the everyday person's guide to suicide prevention preparedness — is now available on Amazon.
Sabina brings calm authority, compassion, and actionable insight to every stage — from corporate conferences to community gatherings.
The CONNECT™ Framework
A practical, proven methodology designed for everyday people — not clinicians. From the first moment of approach to the long-term commitment of staying present.
Explore the FrameworkApproach with warmth and without judgment.
Know what to look for and trust what you see.
Use clear, non-clinical language to open the door.
Step In: The Everyday Person's Guide to Suicide Prevention Preparedness
The Everyday Person's Guide to Suicide Prevention Preparedness. Written for the manager, the parent, the pastor, the coworker — the people who see something but don't know what to do. Now available on Amazon.
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