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June 2026

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Summer has officially arrived in the Crothers' office, and with it comes a different kind of energy. I’ve been spending more time in the office lately, reconnecting with the team in person, while also adjusting to having my son home from school and starting his internship. 

It has been a good reminder that growth happens when people feel both supported and trusted to step into something new. Whether it is a young professional beginning an internship, a team member raising their hand with an idea, or a leader creating space for honest conversation, people do their best work when they feel safe enough to learn, contribute, ask questions, and even make mistakes along the way. 

That is the heart of psychological safety. It is not about making work easy or avoiding accountability. It is about creating a culture where trust, clarity, and open communication help people stretch, grow, and perform together.

ICYMI: June Blog

Trust has always been at the heart of strong relationships and successful business results. But in today’s workplace, leaders need to take trust one step further by creating cultures where people feel safe to speak up, ask questions, share ideas, and learn from mistakes. In Deb Wijnberg’s latest blog, we explore how psychological safety strengthens trust, improves communication, and helps teams do their best work together.

Upcoming Events

Make Cloverleaf Stick: 

Feedback, Scenarios + Coaching Focus

 

In just 30 minutes, we’ll demonstrate how to use Cloverleaf to move from insight to action in real work moments: 

• Turn a development goal into personalized nudges 

• Make feedback lightweight and repeatable 

• Practice a real conversation before it happens 


Thursday, June 25th, 1:30 - 2:00 PM EST

     

Psychological Safety in the Workplace


This free webinar with Laura is designed to help leaders and teams build mutual trust, strengthen team interactions, and support overall effectiveness. Get an understanding of what psychological safety really means in a team setting and how to build trust, role clarity, and accountability influence team effectiveness.


Tuesday, June 23rd, 12:00 - 1:00 PM EST

Crothers Consulting Solutions

This workshop will delve much deeper into the process of enabling team members to develop a sense of mutual trust and accountability while engaging in more productive interactions to support team effectiveness.

     

Grateful To Support Organizations

2026 Go the Distance for Autism - Alpine School


We are proud to support Jimmy again this year for Go The Distance for Autism. This cause is especially close to our hearts, as Jimmy is the son of Lori, a valued member of the Crothers team. 

Supporting Jimmy and this meaningful event is a way we can stand with families and organizations making a difference in the autism community. Although the event has ended, you can still support Jimmy!

     

NJCA Awards Dinner


New Jersey Citizen Action is a statewide organization working to advance social, racial, and economic justice across New Jersey. Their community empowerment programs support families in meaningful, practical ways. 


As a New Jersey-based business, we are grateful for the opportunity to give back to organizations helping strengthen our communities.

     

I’m continually energized by communities that emphasize small, everyday acts of mutual care. If this month’s newsletter resonated with you, we’d love to hear from you. Connect with Isabelle Brennan, our Director of Client Success, who’d be delighted to hear your story.

Warmly,

Laura


Laura Crothers, Founder & CEO 

973-917-8400 

Crothers Consulting, LLC

 
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