Leading Well Solutions

Leading Well Solutions

Professional Training and Coaching

Lanham, MD 786 followers

Helping people managers lead with trauma informed empathy to effectively engage a stressed out and burned out workforce.

About us

Leading Well Solutions helps people managers recognize that everyone brings their own unique lived experience into the workplace. Through this understanding leaders are able to coach, collaborate, and communicate in a way that drives employee wellbeing. Specifically LWS teaches leaders how to recognize the impact of stress and trauma, leverage employee strengths, improve Emotional Intelligence, navigate difficult conversations and remain grounded with self-leadership. Workshops, coaching and leadership development is offered with our proprietary LENS Solution Framework. LEARN Learn how stress and trauma impact decision making, communication skills, innovation, and workplace relationships. EMPATHIZE Lead with empathy and compassion to build a culture of psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion. NAVIGATE Navigate difficult conversations and change management to create collaboration around the strategic vision of the organization. STRENGTHEN Strengthen self-leadership to enhance interpersonal relationships and to become emotionally intelligent leaders.

Website
leadingwellsolutions.com
Industry
Professional Training and Coaching
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Lanham, MD
Type
Self-Owned
Specialties
Emotional Intelligence, Mental Health, Employee Wellbeing, Trauma Informed Workplace, and Leadership Development

Locations

Employees at Leading Well Solutions

Updates

  • Empathy in leadership is transformative. When leaders take the time to understand their team’s perspectives, they create a foundation of trust and connection that fuels collaboration and success. It’s not about fixing every problem—it’s about showing up, listening, and responding with care. Empathy allows you to navigate tough conversations with grace, recognize the unique needs of each individual, and foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued. It’s not a sign of weakness—it’s your superpower as a leader. At Leading Well Solutions, we specialize in equipping leaders with the tools to lead with empathy and resilience. Whether it’s building emotional intelligence, managing change, or navigating workplace challenges, we’re here to support you in creating a team culture that thrives. Let’s take your leadership to the next level. Reach out today or check the link in the comments to learn how we can help you build trust, strengthen your team, and drive meaningful results!

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  • People don’t leave their challenges at the door when they come to work. They bring their full selves—strengths, struggles, and stories. Effective leadership embraces this reality by fostering a culture where people feel safe to be themselves. When leaders take the time to understand the human side of work, they unlock potential and build a foundation of trust. This means being present, practicing empathy, and creating opportunities for open dialogue. It’s not just good leadership—it’s transformative. At Leading Well Solutions, we empower leaders to embrace this holistic approach. By equipping you with emotional intelligence skills, trauma-informed strategies, and practical tools, we help create workplaces that prioritize mental well-being and collaboration. Are you ready to create a workplace where everyone thrives? Let’s connect and start building something meaningful. Reach out or check the link in the comments to learn more!

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  • Hearing how our training or guidance has made an impact means the world to us—it’s why we do what we do. Your insights not only affirm the value of our work but also push us to deliver even better tools and strategies to help you and your teams thrive. Knowing that the lessons shared resonated with you and created actionable change is the ultimate reward. To everyone who’s taken the time to share their feedback—thank you. Your words inspire us to keep innovating and making a difference. We’re here to listen, learn, and continue supporting you on your leadership journey. Keep the feedback coming, and let’s keep growing together! If you have more to share, we’d love to hear it—reach out anytime.

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  • Recently, I had the opportunity to work with the GSA leadership team, delivering a training session designed to equip them with the tools and strategies needed to navigate significant transitions effectively—including the post-inauguration shift. Leadership during times of change requires a unique skill set: the ability to remain steady while guiding teams through uncertainty, fostering trust, and maintaining focus on organizational goals. This training emphasized strategies for leading with clarity, empathy, and adaptability in the face of evolving priorities and expectations. The dedication and insight of the GSA leadership team were remarkable. They engaged deeply with the material, reflecting on how to apply these strategies in ways that support their teams through the challenges and opportunities that change brings. By prioritizing communication, resilience, and a forward-thinking mindset, they are well-positioned to lead with impact during this pivotal period. Change is never easy, but with thoughtful preparation and strong leadership, it can be a powerful catalyst for growth and innovation. I’m honored to have contributed to GSA’s commitment to leadership excellence and adaptability. If your team is navigating change and could benefit from similar training, let’s connect! Together, we can build a roadmap for confident, effective leadership.

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  • Last month, I had the privilege of facilitating a session with Interfaith Works’ Executive Leadership team, and I’m still reflecting on the powerful takeaways from our time together. The session focused on identifying and addressing obstacles to effective communication—a challenge every organization faces at some level. By fostering open dialogue and engaging in honest conversations, we worked together to uncover solutions that promote stronger connections and more collaborative leadership. What stood out most was the team’s commitment to growth and their willingness to lean into the process. True leadership is about recognizing where we can improve and taking actionable steps to do better, and this team embraced that wholeheartedly. It’s always inspiring to work with leaders who are not just managing but truly leading with intention and care for their team and mission. When leaders prioritize communication and connection, they create an environment where people feel heard, valued, and empowered to succeed. I’m grateful to have been part of their journey and can’t wait to see the impact they’ll continue to make. Thank you, Interfaith Works, for trusting me with this meaningful work! Want to strengthen your team’s communication and connection? Reach out to learn more or checkout the link in the comments!

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  • The holiday season is a time of celebration, but it can also bring added stress for many employees as they juggle deadlines, personal commitments, and seasonal pressures. As leaders, we have a unique opportunity to create an environment where our teams feel supported and valued during this busy time. Empathy starts with understanding. Check in with your employees, recognize the challenges they might be facing, and offer flexibility where possible. Whether it’s accommodating schedules, encouraging time off, or lightening the workload, small adjustments can have a big impact on their well-being. When you lead with empathy, you foster a workplace culture that not only prioritizes productivity but also respects individual needs. Let’s make the holidays a season of support and balance, ensuring our teams thrive through it all. Reach out for tips on supporting your team during high-stress times!

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  • Ready to stay in the loop with all the latest insights, tips, and trends in leadership and workplace wellness? Sign up for our newsletter today and join our community of forward-thinking professionals! Get exclusive access to valuable resources, upcoming events, and special offers delivered right to your inbox. Don't miss out on the opportunity to elevate your leadership skills and enhance your team's well-being. Subscribe now and let's embark on this journey of growth and empowerment together!

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  • The holiday season is a time of joy, but for many employees, it can also be a source of stress. From managing deadlines to juggling personal obligations, the pressure can build quickly, affecting productivity, morale, and overall well-being. As leaders, it’s crucial to step in with thoughtful strategies to support your team through this season. One impactful approach is offering flexible schedules. Allowing employees to adjust their hours or work remotely can ease the burden of balancing work and personal commitments. This gesture demonstrates that you value their well-being and trust them to meet their responsibilities. Leaders can also create a supportive environment by normalizing conversations around stress. Encourage open dialogue during team meetings and one-on-ones, and offer resources like access to mental health support or stress management tips. Additionally, celebrate the season together with small gestures like team lunches, holiday games, or gratitude moments. When leaders actively support their teams during this busy time, it fosters a positive and resilient work culture. Employees who feel understood and supported are more likely to stay engaged, focused, and motivated. Are you ready to lead with empathy this holiday season? Let’s work together to equip your team with the tools they need to thrive! Reach out to me or check the link in the comments to learn more.

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  • The holiday season is the perfect time to infuse the workplace with kindness and understanding. When we take the time to connect with our teams on a personal level, we create a space where stress is eased and collaboration flourishes. Simple gestures, like expressing gratitude or offering a listening ear, can make a world of difference. Recognize the effort your team puts into their work, and don’t underestimate the power of a heartfelt “thank you.” Kindness fosters trust, and trust builds stronger, more resilient teams. By modeling understanding and compassion, you encourage a culture where everyone feels valued and supported. That’s how you balance the joy and challenges of the season while strengthening your team for the year ahead. Let’s lead with kindness and create workplaces where everyone thrives—this holiday season and beyond!

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  • At Leading Well Solutions, we’re all about transforming workplaces into environments where every team member feels safe, valued, and empowered to succeed. We provide leaders with training in trauma-informed approaches and Emotional Intelligence, tools essential for today’s complex workplace. Through our workshops and consulting, we help leaders understand how to approach stress and conflict with compassion, how to cultivate empathy, and how to foster resilience within their teams. Our solutions are designed to build trust, encourage open dialogue, and promote mental well-being, creating a foundation for productivity and success. Whether you’re an experienced manager or new to leadership, Leading Well Solutions can help you navigate challenges with skill and empathy. Let’s work together to turn your organization into a place where people feel motivated, supported, and ready to bring their best every day. Interested in learning more? Send me a message, or check out the link in the comments to discover how Leading Well Solutions can enhance your leadership journey!

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