RESILIENT LEADERSHIP
Actionable strategies for supportive leaders
Resilient Leadership equips dedicated professionals and caregivers with clear, actionable strategies to navigate overwhelming challenges, cultivate unwavering confidence, and make a profound, lasting impact without burning out.
In a world of constant change and increasing demands, the weight of leadership can feel heavy. I partner with individuals and teams—from corporate leaders to community builders—to transform that burden into a source of lasting impact. I do this through coaching and workshop facilitation which give you the tools for clear strategic thinking, build your capacity to thrive through adversity; and cultivate a foundation of empathy and equity for sustainable growth.
About CoraLyn (CJ)
Strategist and leadership coach CoraLyn (CJ) Turentine is dedicated to providing professional development and leadership coaching through the lens of mental well-being and resilience. With expertise in international and community development, strategic planning, and leadership, CoraLyn has designed and led programs for non-profit, government, and for-profit institutions both locally and globally. Her work has been recognized by multiple organizations, including The National Association for Professional Women, Women of Distinction Magazine, and VoyageBaltimore Magazine. Known for her interactive, challenging, and engaging sessions that build practical, evidence-based skills, CoraLyn is passionate about challenging and transforming conventional approaches to resilience-building.
CoraLyn earned her Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership from Eastern University and her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from DePauw University. With more than a decade of experience providing trauma-informed care, she has also served as a Mental Health First Aid instructor, and a therapeutic foster parent. Though she is originally from Canada, she currently lives in Baltimore, Maryland with her husband, and is a proud parent to her daughter Gabriella, and sons Shane and Ernest.