Palma Robinson

Palma Robinson, M.Ps. is an Organizational Effectiveness and Personal Planning Professional committed to helping individuals, teams and organizations to be empowered.  As a facilitator of change, Palma believes most organizational issues can be resolved through effective interpersonal management. 

Palma Robinson is a member of the College of Psychologists of Ontario. She graduated from McGill University (1978) with a B.A. in Organizational Psychology and Masters (M.Ps.) in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from the University of Montreal (1986).  She developed her expertise in O.D., process analysis, group dynamics and relationship issues relating to organizational life throughout her post-graduate training in Clinical Transactional Analysis (1985-86) and as a Process Consultant (1989-1996) with partners Choquette, Noel & Robinson Inc.

Palma has a private practice in Oakville where she specializes  in Executive Coaching, Team Effectiveness, Career  Transition and Change Management.  At present, she is a certified coach/ feedback consultant with the Niagara Institute (Conference Board of Canada) Licensee for the Centre for Creative Leadership.  She has lectured at McGill, Concordia and John Abbott College teaching management development and psychology courses.

Palma Robinson resides in Oakville, Ontario with her husband and three sons.  She is fluently bilingual.

Ruth C. Lewis

With a B.A. in Psychology, Ruth Lewis integrates her consulting experience with studies in human social functioning, effectiveness training, transactional analysis and the behavioral sciences.

Since 1974, Ruth Lewis has concentrated on team-building with senior and middle managers.  Ruth's ability to adapt is instrumental in her effectiveness in designing interventions for the various levels of an organization.

Her personal qualities, her eclectic approach and her capacity to facilitate integration, consolidate her expertise as a management consultant across Canada, as well as the United States, the Far East and South America.

Denise Choquette

Denise Choquette complements her M.A. in Clinical Psychology with training in transactional analysis and human social functioning.

After several years of teaching and counseling, Denise returned to university to advance her clinical training.  Her internship was in a treatment centre for drug addiction.

Since 1976, Denise has consulted and worked with senior and middle management teams as well as mediators and conciliators in Canada, the United States, Mexico and South America.

Denise Choquette speaks fluent French and English.  Her technical competence is enriched by her perceptiveness, her compassion and her sense of humor.