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executive coaching, organizational consulting, workplace mental health, trauma-informed workplace, leadership development

Strengthen Your Leadership and Transform Your Workplace Culture

High-performing organizations recognize that sustainable success depends on more than strategy and systems. It requires leaders who understand the human dimension of performance, workplaces that prioritize psychological safety, and organizational cultures that support mental health rather than compromise it. At LK Psychotherapy & Clinical Services, we bring clinical expertise in trauma, attachment, and nervous system regulation into the workplace through executive coaching and organizational consulting that creates lasting, meaningful change.

Our approach differs from traditional business consulting because we understand that workplace challenges are rarely just operational problems. They’re relational, emotional, and systemic issues rooted in how people experience safety, trust, and belonging at work. Whether you’re an executive struggling with imposter syndrome and burnout, a manager navigating team conflict, or an organization seeking to create a trauma-informed culture, we offer evidence-based solutions grounded in psychological science and delivered with practical applicability.

We work with executives, managers, healthcare organizations, first responder agencies, educational institutions, and mission-driven companies that recognize the connection between employee wellbeing and organizational performance. Our services include one-on-one executive coaching, leadership development programs, team facilitation, workplace stress and burnout prevention, trauma-informed organizational assessments, and custom training on topics ranging from emotional intelligence to vicarious trauma resilience.

Executive Coaching: Develop Leaders Who Lead with Emotional Intelligence

Executive coaching at LK Psychotherapy is not generic leadership development. It’s a personalized, psychologically informed process that helps leaders understand how their attachment patterns, nervous system responses, and relational histories shape their leadership style. We work with executives who want to lead with greater self-awareness, emotional regulation, authenticity, and relational effectiveness.

Our executive coaching integrates evidence-based therapeutic modalities including psychodynamic therapy, emotion-focused therapy, and attachment-based approaches. We help executives identify unconscious patterns that limit their effectiveness, develop emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills, navigate high-stakes transitions and organizational changes, manage stress and prevent burnout, build psychologically safe teams, address imposter syndrome and self-doubt, improve communication and conflict resolution, and integrate personal values with professional leadership.

Executive coaching sessions are typically 75 to 90 minutes and occur biweekly or monthly depending on your needs and goals. We offer both virtual sessions across Ontario and Alberta, and in-person sessions at our Belleville location. Between sessions, you have direct access to your coach for brief check-ins, reflection questions, or support navigating complex leadership challenges. This ongoing accessibility ensures that executive coaching becomes a practical resource integrated into your daily leadership practice, not just an isolated monthly appointment.

Who Benefits from Executive Coaching

Our executive coaching serves leaders across sectors who are committed to personal growth and organizational impact. We frequently work with senior executives and C-suite leaders managing complex organizational systems, mid-level managers transitioning into leadership roles, healthcare administrators addressing burnout and compassion fatigue in their teams, military officers and first responder leaders navigating operational stress, entrepreneurs and founders building sustainable businesses, and nonprofit leaders balancing mission-driven work with organizational sustainability.

Executive coaching is particularly valuable for leaders experiencing transitions such as promotions, organizational restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, or career pivots. It’s also essential for leaders noticing patterns they want to change, like difficulty delegating, conflict avoidance, perfectionism, reactive decision-making under stress, struggles with work-life integration, or relational challenges with teams or boards.

Organizational Consulting: Create Trauma-Informed, Psychologically Safe Workplaces

Organizational consulting at LK Psychotherapy helps companies, agencies, and institutions build workplace cultures that support mental health, prevent burnout, and address the systemic factors that create psychological harm. We don’t offer surface-level wellness programs or one-time workshops. We provide comprehensive organizational assessments, strategic planning for culture change, policy development grounded in trauma-informed principles, and sustained implementation support.

Our organizational consulting draws from clinical social work, systems theory, and anti-oppressive practice frameworks. We help organizations understand how power dynamics, communication patterns, workload distribution, and leadership behaviors either support or undermine employee wellbeing. We work collaboratively with leadership teams to identify gaps, develop solutions, and create accountability structures that ensure meaningful change rather than performative gestures.

Organizational Consulting Services

We offer customized consulting engagements tailored to your organization’s specific needs and goals. Common services include trauma-informed workplace assessments that evaluate policies, practices, and culture through a trauma-informed lens; leadership development programs that build emotional intelligence and relational leadership capacity across management levels; team facilitation and conflict resolution for teams experiencing communication breakdowns or relational ruptures; burnout prevention and resilience training for high-stress professions including healthcare, education, and public safety; vicarious trauma protocols for organizations where employees are regularly exposed to traumatic material; psychological safety audits that assess whether employees feel safe to speak up, take risks, and bring their full selves to work; and diversity, equity, and inclusion consulting grounded in anti-oppressive practice and intersectionality.

We also provide crisis response consulting for organizations navigating workplace traumas such as employee deaths, workplace violence incidents, or public scandals. Our group therapy and debriefing services help teams process collective trauma and rebuild psychological safety after critical incidents.

The Trauma-Informed Workplace Framework

A trauma-informed workplace recognizes that many employees carry histories of trauma that influence how they experience workplace stressors, authority figures, and interpersonal conflict. It also acknowledges that workplace itself can be traumatizing through experiences of harassment, discrimination, moral injury, or chronic high-stress conditions. Our trauma-informed workplace framework helps organizations shift from asking “What’s wrong with this employee?” to “What happened to this employee, and how is our workplace either supporting their healing or compounding their trauma?”

Key principles of trauma-informed workplaces include safety (physical and psychological), trustworthiness and transparency in communication and decision-making, peer support and collaboration rather than hierarchical control, empowerment and choice in how work is structured, attention to cultural humility and recognition of how systemic oppression impacts employee experiences, and understanding trauma responses including anxiety, hypervigilance, emotional reactivity, and withdrawal as adaptive survival strategies rather than performance problems.

Organizations that adopt trauma-informed practices see measurable improvements in employee retention, reduced sick leave and disability claims, higher engagement and productivity, improved interpersonal dynamics and team cohesion, and enhanced organizational reputation as an employer of choice. More importantly, they create workplaces where people can bring their full humanity to work and where healing happens alongside productivity.

Workplace Mental Health: Beyond Employee Assistance Programs

Most organizations approach workplace mental health through Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) that offer short-term counseling for employees in crisis. While EAPs serve an important function, they address individual symptoms without changing the organizational systems that create psychological harm. Our workplace mental health consulting takes a systemic approach, helping organizations prevent mental health challenges rather than simply responding after employees are already struggling.

We work with organizations to identify organizational risk factors for mental health problems including excessive workloads and unrealistic expectations, lack of autonomy and control over work processes, unclear roles and responsibilities, poor communication from leadership, inadequate recognition and reward systems, workplace bullying or harassment, lack of work-life boundaries, and exposure to traumatic material without adequate support. By addressing these systemic issues, organizations reduce the burden on individual employees to cope with toxic conditions and instead create environments that naturally support wellbeing.

Our workplace mental health services include mental health literacy training that helps managers recognize signs of distress and respond effectively, supervisor training on how to have supportive conversations about mental health without overstepping professional boundaries, return-to-work planning for employees recovering from mental health conditions, accommodation implementation support to ensure employees receive necessary workplace adjustments, and ongoing consultation to leadership on balancing organizational needs with employee wellbeing.

Mental Health for High-Stress Professions

Certain professions carry inherently higher risk for mental health challenges due to exposure to trauma, life-and-death decision-making, shift work, physical danger, or moral injury. We specialize in workplace mental health for these high-stress sectors including healthcare where providers face compassion fatigue and burnout, first responders dealing with operational stress injuries and PTSD, military personnel navigating deployment stress and reintegration challenges, social services and child protection where workers experience vicarious trauma, education where teachers manage increasing student mental health needs with limited support, and legal professions with high-pressure environments and adversarial dynamics.

For these sectors, we provide specialized consulting that understands the unique culture, operational demands, and mental health risks of each profession. We don’t offer generic wellness advice. We offer targeted interventions developed in partnership with subject matter experts who understand the realities of your work environment.

Leadership Development: Building Emotionally Intelligent, Relationally Skilled Leaders

Leadership development at LK Psychotherapy is grounded in the understanding that effective leadership is fundamentally relational. Technical skills and strategic thinking matter, but what truly distinguishes exceptional leaders is their capacity for self-awareness, emotional regulation, empathic attunement, authentic communication, and the ability to create psychological safety for their teams.

Our leadership development programs integrate clinical psychology, attachment theory, and nervous system science with practical leadership competencies. We teach leaders to recognize their own nervous system states and how stress impacts their decision-making, understand their attachment patterns and how these influence their leadership relationships, develop emotional granularity to name and navigate complex emotions, practice co-regulation to help teams stay grounded during high-stress situations, recognize and respond to power dynamics and systemic inequities, facilitate difficult conversations with compassion and clarity, and build cultures of accountability that balance high standards with human dignity.

Leadership development can be delivered as individual executive coaching, small group cohorts for emerging leaders, customized programs for leadership teams, or organization-wide training cascades. All programs include experiential learning, case consultation, reflective practice, and ongoing application support to ensure concepts translate into behavioral change.

Anti-Oppressive Leadership

Traditional leadership models often perpetuate hierarchical power dynamics, individualism over collectivism, and dominant culture norms that exclude or marginalize people with non-dominant identities. Our leadership development explicitly addresses these dynamics through anti-oppressive leadership training that helps leaders examine their own privilege and socialization, recognize how systemic oppression shows up in organizational culture, create inclusive decision-making processes that value diverse perspectives, address microaggressions and discriminatory behaviors, build authentic relationships across difference, and use their positional power to advocate for equity rather than maintain status quo.

Anti-oppressive leadership is particularly important for organizations serving diverse populations, organizations committed to LGBTQIA+ inclusion, workplaces with significant racial or cultural diversity, and mission-driven organizations seeking to align values with practices. This work requires humility, discomfort, and ongoing commitment. We support leaders through this challenging and essential growth process.

Team Building and Conflict Resolution

When teams experience chronic conflict, communication breakdowns, or loss of trust, productivity suffers and talented employees leave. Many organizations respond with team-building activities like ropes courses or trust falls that create temporary bonding but don’t address underlying relational dynamics. Our team facilitation and conflict resolution services go deeper, helping teams understand the attachment injuries, power imbalances, and systemic factors driving conflict and building sustainable skills for repair and prevention.

We facilitate team sessions that create space for honest dialogue about what’s not working, help team members understand each other’s perspectives and experiences, identify patterns in team dynamics that perpetuate conflict, develop shared agreements about communication and accountability, practice repair after relational ruptures, and build psychological safety so teams can have difficult conversations without fear of retaliation or judgment.

Team facilitation typically involves an initial assessment phase where we meet with team members individually to understand the conflict from multiple perspectives, a series of facilitated group sessions where the team addresses issues collaboratively, skills training in areas like emotional regulation, nonviolent communication, or conflict de-escalation, and ongoing consultation to leadership on sustaining the changes achieved through facilitation.

Training and Workshops

We offer customized training and workshops on a wide range of topics relevant to organizational mental health and trauma-informed practice. Popular workshop topics include trauma-informed supervision and management, vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue resilience, emotional intelligence for leaders, psychological safety and team dynamics, managing workplace conflict constructively, supporting employees with mental health challenges, suicide awareness and intervention, crisis response and critical incident debriefing, attachment in the workplace, nervous system regulation for high-stress roles, and anti-oppressive practice in organizational settings.

Workshops range from 90-minute lunch-and-learn sessions to full-day or multi-day intensive trainings. All workshops are interactive, experiential, and grounded in evidence-based research. We don’t deliver PowerPoint lectures. We create learning experiences that engage participants emotionally and intellectually, provide practical tools for immediate application, and inspire ongoing reflection and growth.

Custom Training Development

If your organization has specific training needs not addressed by our standard offerings, we develop custom training programs tailored to your context, challenges, and goals. We begin with a needs assessment to understand what’s happening in your organization, consult with stakeholders to ensure training addresses real pain points, design learning experiences that match your organizational culture and learning preferences, deliver training in formats that work for your team (in-person, virtual, hybrid, asynchronous), and provide post-training support to reinforce learning and track outcomes.

Custom training is ideal for organizations implementing new initiatives, responding to specific incidents or crises, supporting significant organizational changes, or building internal capacity for trauma-informed practice over time.

Why Choose LK Psychotherapy for Executive Coaching and Organizational Consulting

What distinguishes our executive coaching and organizational consulting from other providers is our clinical foundation. We’re not business consultants who dabbled in psychology. We’re licensed mental health professionals with deep expertise in trauma, attachment, nervous system regulation, and relational healing who bring that expertise into workplace settings. This clinical lens allows us to see beneath surface-level organizational problems to the deeper emotional, relational, and systemic dynamics at play.

We also bring lived experience of marginalization and a commitment to anti-oppressive practice. Our founder, Lethicia Foadjo, MSW, RSW, built this practice because she understands what it’s like to navigate predominantly white, high-demand professional spaces as a Black woman and immigrant. This lived experience informs how we work with organizations on issues of equity, inclusion, power, and belonging. We don’t offer theoretical DEI consulting disconnected from real understanding. We offer guidance grounded in personal and professional navigation of systemic oppression.

Our approach is collaborative rather than prescriptive. We don’t come in with cookie-cutter solutions or tell you how to run your organization. We work alongside your team to understand your specific context, co-create solutions that fit your culture and resources, and build internal capacity so you can sustain changes after our engagement ends. We prioritize relationship over transaction, depth over speed, and sustainable transformation over quick fixes.

Getting Started with Executive Coaching or Organizational Consulting

If you’re interested in executive coaching or organizational consulting services, the first step is a complimentary 30-minute consultation where we discuss your current challenges and goals, explore whether our approach is a good fit for your needs, answer any questions you have about our services and process, and outline potential next steps if you decide to move forward. This consultation is offered at no charge and with no obligation to continue.

For individual executive coaching, we typically begin with a 90-minute intake session to establish goals and create a coaching plan, followed by regularly scheduled sessions (biweekly or monthly) with between-session access for support as needed. Engagements are typically 6 to 12 months but can be shorter or longer depending on your objectives.

For organizational consulting, we begin with an assessment phase that may include leadership interviews, employee focus groups, policy review, and data analysis. Based on this assessment, we develop a customized proposal outlining recommended interventions, timeline, and investment. Implementation phases vary from a few months for focused projects to multi-year partnerships for comprehensive culture transformation.

We work with organizations across Ontario and Alberta through a combination of virtual and in-person services. Travel to client sites is available for organizations outside the Belleville area. We also offer retainer arrangements for organizations seeking ongoing access to consultation and support rather than project-based engagements.

Investment and Accessibility

Executive coaching and organizational consulting fees are customized based on scope, duration, and organizational size. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees and work collaboratively to design engagements that fit your budget while delivering meaningful impact. For nonprofit organizations, mission-driven companies, and organizations serving marginalized communities, we offer reduced rates and flexible payment structures.

We believe that trauma-informed practice and psychologically safe workplaces should be accessible to all organizations, not just those with large budgets. If cost is a barrier to accessing our services, please discuss this during your consultation. We’re committed to finding creative solutions that make this work accessible.

Contact Us to Transform Your Leadership and Workplace

If you’re ready to invest in leadership development that goes beyond surface-level skills training, or if your organization is committed to creating a trauma-informed workplace where employees truly thrive, we invite you to connect with us. You can reach our team at (613) 813-9529 or visit our contact page to schedule your complimentary consultation.

We also encourage you to explore our related services including individual therapy for employees seeking personal support, group therapy for teams processing shared challenges, and specialized programs for military and first responders. For more information about the conditions we address in both clinical and organizational settings, visit our pages on complex trauma and PTSD, workplace stress and burnout, anxiety disorders, depression and mood disorders, and attachment and relational patterns.

Workplaces don’t have to be sources of chronic stress, burnout, and psychological harm. With intentional leadership, trauma-informed practices, and commitment to employee wellbeing, organizations can become spaces where people grow, contribute meaningfully, and experience genuine fulfillment. Let’s build that workplace together.

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executive coaching, organizational consulting, workplace mental health, trauma-informed workplace, leadership development

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I schedule an appointment?

Please complete the new patient intake forms, questionnaires listed on the patient portal. (see link on website). Based on the reason for your visit, you may be asked to complete other forms to help prepare for the visit. We request that you complete the paperwork at least 5 days prior to your appointment.

Are there any conditions you don't treat?

We currently are unable to offer support for schizophrenia and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.

Lethicia Foadjo, Founder & Trauma Therapist Professor, Human Studies

 

My greatest joy will be to accompany you on a journey of growth, self-fulfilment and healing. There will be ups and downs, great laughs and tears which will leave you feeling empowered and whole again. I want you to feel heard and seen. Are you noticing some ongoing challenges in your relationships to others and yourself? Do you ever feel a void, an emptiness or even a cloud following you wherever you go and you can’t seem to fully get why? That can be an extremely difficult and painful experience, especially as you are trying to navigate through the world. Unfortunately, most of us don’t set enough time aside to tune into ourselves, heal some of our wounds and navigate through our complex layers. This avoidance can lead to some long-term effects in our intimate relationships, at work, with our kids, and more.

I offer trauma and relationship therapy, using an anti-oppressive psychodynamic approach to co-create a space with you that will allow you to work through patterns and support you in strengthening your toolbox for life! My experiences with immigration, military life and as a woman of colour in the professional world have positively shaped my practice. Reconnecting our Mind, Body and Soul is a lifetime exploration that you have power over. My role is to cultivate the warrior within you while empowering you reach your highest potential.