Warren L. Dale is a fellow of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress. In 1986 he helped to start the Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center. He has provided training in conflict resolution and mediation for schools, humanitarian groups, and governmental agencies while making over 40 trips to Bosnia and Kosovo. He has also conducted trauma recovery training in Santa Barbara after their fire, New York after 9/11, El Salvador, and Colima after their earthquakes. He has been collaborating on a trauma recovery and reconciliation project with street kids and child soldiers in Angola. He also has conducted training in trauma recovery and violence prevention for police chaplains working with the Benoni Rape Crisis Center in South Africa. More recently he has conducted trainings for volunteer coordinators, churches, and mental health clinics in the Gulf Coast area of Hancock, Jackson, and Harrison Counties of Mississippi and throughout the hurricane affected area of Louisiana.

Dale Warren has authored Helping Children Cope with Stress, Cumulative Stress and Traumatic Stress (2001); Trauma and the Disabled Child in Challenge and Hope, World Vision Publication (1999 and The Value of Post-Trauma Care in Emergency Response, Western Cities Magazine January, 1991.