Dr. Karen BergstromPsychologistExecutive coachTPRAT certification
Relational growth for Relational growth for leaders, teams, pastors, boards and campuses
Start with the TPRAT, the assessment of four life capacities she trains and certifies leaders in. Then grow from there, with 35 years of practice beside you.
Thirty-five years alongside leaders in every sector
Taco Bell, Microsoft, Oregon Department of Human Services, California Department of Social Services, Colorado Department of Human Services, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, State of Alaska, Cru, Bethany Christian Services, Seattle Pacific University, Safe Families for Children, Catholic Community Services, Lutheran Family Services, Townsend Leadership, Concordia University Irvine, Asbury University, Mariners Church, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Revere, Church of the City, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Olivecrest, Orange County Rescue Mission, Fort Wayne Rescue Mission, OC United, Calvary Church, Hearts with a Mission, Twin Cedars Youth and Family Services, Beacon Hill, CAFA, Kindred Partners, Uniquely Knitted, J.L. Childress, Aquarius Chemical, GrowthSkills, Radiant Sun, Harvest Counseling, Restored Pathways Counseling, Greg Richards Law and more.
35+
Years of practice
Psychologist, executive coach and professor.
5
State agencies
Human services departments across the West.
39
Organizations
Brands, nonprofits, universities and churches.
4
Life capacities
Measured by the TPRAT, the assessment she certifies leaders in.
Find your path
Which path is right for you?
TLP cohort, 2025
Cohort
12 months
Starts September
Grow alongside other leaders in a year-long TLP cohort
Research-based leadership development in a small group, with one-to-one time built in. Applications open late spring through summer.
Pick one up and toss it. Tap to choose it for today.
Speaking and media
Bring Karen to your stage
Keynotes, retreats and leadership days for organizations, universities and churches. Most talks pair with a follow-up workshop, so what people see on the day turns into growth.
I don’t want to just see something in people while speaking places and say ‘bye,’ but want to help them see it and also how to grow.