A complaint lands and the file is already more complicated than it looks. A witness shuts down in an interview. The process was followed exactly, and the harm got worse.
Legal teams carry these situations under pressure, often without a way to understand what is happening beneath the surface.
Myrna brings senior legal experience and a trauma-responsive lens to complaints, investigations and high-risk matters, so teams can see what is actually happening and respond in ways that hold up, legally and humanly.
This work is part of Myrna McCallum’s Healing Imperative, grounded in the understanding that we must center humanity in all that we do, and that legal processes are never just procedural. They are human. And how legal teams respond to harm, power, and complexity shapes everything that follows.
Support at the most critical stages of a file, where early decisions shape outcomes.
Fair, defensible processes that account for the human realities of harm.
Integrating a deeper understanding of human behavior into legal processes.
Identifying patterns that extend beyond individual complaints.
Ensuring frameworks hold under real-world conditions.
Practical learning that changes how legal teams work with people.
Confidential, senior-level advisory for legal professionals navigating:
Myrna is a Métis and Cree lawyer, called to the BC bar in 2007, author of Trauma-Informed Law: A Primer (American Bar Association) and host of The Trauma-Informed Lawyer podcast.
And many more firms, tribunals and organizations across the country.
“I would strongly recommend all people in the legal system (lawyers, judges, court staff, students) to participate. The legal system and the law must care more, do no harm and evolve into a more compassionate practice. This conference is a vehicle for personal, professional and systemic change!”
Attendee, Justice as Trauma 2024Whether you are facing a complex file, reviewing a process, or building your team’s capacity, Myrna brings clarity, steadiness, and care to the work.
Myrna's opening keynote from the Justice as Trauma Summit 2026 is free to watch until September 24.
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