A complaint has been filed against someone senior. A team has gone quiet. An investigation ended and everyone is worse off than before.
These moments are usually carried alone, and under pressure.
Myrna works with leaders and teams in exactly these moments. She helps people see what is actually happening beneath the fracture, and find a way forward together, especially where there has been a betrayal, an abuse of power or an allegation of serious harm.
Support when timing, judgment, and response matter most.
Strengthening how leaders understand and respond to what is happening inside systems.
Understanding what happened, and the broader patterns that allowed it to happen.
Developing leadership skill that can be applied in real institutional settings.
Myrna works with leaders navigating environments where harm has occurred, trust is fragile, and leadership must be both accountable and steady.
Myrna is a Métis and Cree lawyer, called to the BC bar in 2007. Her work has been trusted by public institutions, justice leaders, unions and decision-makers across Canada and the United States.
And many more organizations, firms and tribunals across North America.
“This conference is such a wealth of knowledge. Employers from any field should consider attending to better understand their employees, clients and themselves.”
Attendee, Justice as TraumaIf you are navigating complexity, conflict, harm, or institutional pressure and need a clearer, steadier path forward, this work is designed to support you.
Myrna's opening keynote from the Justice as Trauma Summit 2026 is free to watch until September 24.
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