CoraLyn “CJ” Turentine
It’s been a pleasure meeting you. I've created this page as a simple way to share more about my work and how we can stay in touch. I look forward to continuing our conversation.” - CoraLyn “CJ”
What I Do
I offer a range of services designed to help professionals, caregivers, and community leaders thrive in demanding environments, and enhance their impact. My core offerings include:
Interactive group workshops focused on equipping teams or community groups with collective resilience strategies and collaborative problem-solving techniques.
The Resilient Supporter - a multi-session training program that breaks down complex psychological and leadership concepts into easy-to-digest modules.
Online courses that provide a deep dive into strategic thinking and resilience-building strategies.
Let’s Connect
I like to say “If we accomplish tasks, but don’t build a relationship, we’ve failed. If the task is incomplete, but we’ve strengthened our relationship, we’ve still succeeded.” My efforts are all about building authentic connections, so if my work resonates with you, I would love to continue the conversation. Let’s schedule a brief, no-pressure chat to see if we’re a good fit for each other.
Or, for general inquiries, I welcome you to reach out:
Email: cturentine@resilientleadership.co Text/Call: 317.344.9812
*Keep scrolling to learn more about my background
Professional Profile
CoraLyn “CJ” Turentine is the founder of Resilient Leadership, an organization dedicated to providing professional development and leadership coaching through the lens of mental well-being and resilience.
A seasoned professional in international and community development, strategic planning, and leadership, CoraLyn has designed and led professional development programs for non-profit, government, and for-profit institutions both locally and globally. Her work has been recognized by The National Association for Professional Women and VoyageBaltimore Magazine. Known for her interactive, evidence-based sessions, CoraLyn's work centers on applying a mental well-being and trauma-informed approach to solving community and individual quality of life issues, by challenging and transforming conventional approaches to how people work, learn, live, worship, and play.
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 15 years of experience providing trauma-informed care, she has also served as a Mental Health First Aid instructor and a therapeutic foster parent. She currently lives in Baltimore, Maryland, with her husband and is a proud parent to her two sons, Shane and Ernest, and daughter, Gabriella.