Therapy builds emotional intelligence, and those with high emotional intelligence build stronger, more positive relationships with their teams and stakeholders. I can help you overcome roadblocks to your career. I have extensive experience in corporate environments and leadership development, have consulted for firms including Chase, CIBC World Markets, Simon & Schuster, Dow Jones, Credit Suisse, Kaplan TestPrep, and developed the Critical Thinking Program for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. I can help you succeed.

Whether you're a senior executive or making your way up the corporate ladder, you can benefit from psychotherapy. You may struggle to balance the pressures of your working environment while also finding time for your personal life, or you may want better ways to navigate conflicts and interact with coworkers.

Therapy builds self-knowledge, enables you to forge strong relationships with coworkers and clients, and helps you achieve your career goals. Therapy is superior to executive and life coaching because it helps you deeply understand yourself. You can improve your interpersonal effectiveness, reduce your own stress and anger, and better manage workplace issues.

There are always unconscious factors at play in our interactions with others that originate from our life experiences, usually during our formative years of childhood and adolescence. These play out in every meeting, every conference call, every negotiation. Effective organizational leaders know themselves and fully understand their own strengths and weaknesses.