Consultants at Credence are thought leaders in the field of organizational health.
Our team of consultants regularly engages in writing, speaking, and discussing their experiences working with leaders. The below resources are designed to answer the questions of the leaders we work with to enhance the health, strength, and vitality of workplaces and their leaders.
May 2022: Sacred Personhood
I witnessed something over these past two weeks that feels tender and for which I don’t quite yet have the words. It was something that belongs in the...
April 2022: Transforming Polarized Conversations
Over the course of my career, I have been able to get the pulse on larger social trends based on the types of requests for support my colleagues and I have...
March 2022: Beauty in a Season of War & Division
Two weeks ago when I heard that Russia had invaded Ukraine, I, like so many, found myself without words. I called my mother and begged her not to turn on the...
February 2022: Black History Month Reimagined
My memories of Black History Month as a child are not as celebratory as one may imagine. I grew up in Toronto, Ontario – one of, if not the most at that time,...
January 2022: Preparing for the Post-Covid Workplace
Back in the almost-good-old days, in the fall of 2021, we were hopeful that the pandemic was starting to ease off. Friends began seeing each other again,...
November 2021: Making Space for the “What Happened” Question
A few years ago, I was driving down a major road, when a sign caught my eye. It read, “Free Will Estimates.” And my brain thought: “Really?! Someone is...
October 2021: Who Are We Now
It has been 18 months since the pandemic really took hold here in Canada. One can argue that so much – and so little – has changed in these past 18 months....
August 2021: The Necessity of Conflict
An excerpt from The Space Between Us by Dr. Betty Pries Recently, I was listening to a radio interview with Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. Given the realities...
July 2021: The Path Toward Reconciliation
In these past weeks, the Canadian populace is coming to terms with the reality of thousands of unmarked graves on the grounds of residential schools in...
June 2021: Why Mediation Skills?
On July 12 of this year, it will be 28 years since I began working as a mediator. In 1993, as I was finishing my undergraduate degree and unsure about my next...