"Bruised but not broken"

Out of countless places you could have turned to, you landed here, and for that, I'm deeply grateful.

I hold a bachelor's degree in social work from Grambling State University, two master's degrees (one in Social Work and one in Human Services Counseling) , and doctorate in Counseling & Psychological Studies with a concentration in Research both from Regent University. My professional experience includes working with federal, state, and local governments in areas such as social services, clinical trials, and mental health, addressing issues like grief, depression, geriatric concerns, and addiction. I serve adolescents, young adults, and senior citizens online and via phone.

After losing my son Joshua to stillbirth, I learned firsthand that healing is achievable. My husband and I want to remind you that resilience can grow even in the quietest, hardest times.

This coaching approach emphasizes that your past does not define you; what matters is your current resilience and the positive direction you're taking toward Restoring the Heart.  Samuel and I want to meet you where you are and offer support, something many mothers and fathers who experienced loss understand deeply.

If you are facing challenges such as homelessness, unemployment, grief, betrayal, an empty nest, health issues, aging, or anxiety about starting college etc., contact us.

Remember: Iron sharpens Iron, so one person sharpens another.

Welcome! I’m Rev. Samuel Trimiar Jr., founder of Team Trimiar Relocation Services, Joshua Transportation Services, Restoring the Heart and a lifelong advocate for people navigating the complex world of Social Security, disability rights, and emotional support services.

I bring over 40 years of government service to every project I touch rooted in a career with the Social Security Administration, where I specialized in claims development, vocational rehabilitation, work incentive programs, and policy leadership across multiple states. My role as a Public Affairs Specialist and Operations Supervisor allowed me to lead regional initiatives, train staff, conduct audits, and influence national policy.

From 2018 to 2021, I extended my commitment to justice as a Representative Payee Reviewer with Disability Rights of Texas, conducting investigations across the state to ensure ethical management of Social Security funds on behalf of vulnerable individuals.

Now, I channel my experience into entrepreneurial and nonprofit work, including relocation assistance and coaching services for underserved communities. As a proud graduate of Southern New Hampshire University, holding a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. With a concentration of mental health.  I pair deep technical knowledge with heartfelt understanding, always driven by the belief that everyone deserves dignity, guidance, and care.

Whether I’m refining professional documents, leading branding efforts, or developing financial strategies around SSI, ABLE accounts, or special needs trusts, my goal is simple: to help others move forward with confidence and compassion.

"Stand still and watch God work."