High-Functioning Anxiety: The Silent Burden Women Carry to Work Every Day

Woman focused at work, represents how women carry the silent burden of high functioning anxiety.

She arrives early, stays late, and never misses a deadline. Her inbox is organized, her presentations are polished, and she somehow manages to remember everyone’s coffee order. From the outside, she looks like she has it all together. On the inside, she hasn’t stopped mentally rehearsing tomorrow’s meeting since 2 a.m.  This is the quiet … Read more

Work Boundaries: Where Do High-Achieving Women Draw the Line?

Woman in a business meeting, represents how high-achieving women struggle to set work boundaries.

By now it’s a familiar story. A female high achiever finds herself answering emails at midnight, rushing to pick up her child at daycare, taking client calls during her vacation, and volunteering for additional projects both at work and in her community. From the outside, she is thriving—consistently exceeding targets and earning accolades. And then … Read more

The Inner Map to Success: A Career Change Case Study

Woman on a job interview, represents our case study of a career change and how it can be the inner map to success.

The truth is that at some point you will be faced, either by necessity or conscious choice, to reinvent your career and your professional identity. The numbers speak for themselves: According to an Indeed study, between 2022 and 2024, 64% of workers who transitioned to new jobs had changed careers. Some had switched to a more flexible work … Read more

Reinvention Isn’t Easy: The Barriers That Hold Us Back

Smiling woman standing next to a closed glass door, represents the barriers we face on the road to reinvention and how therapy can help us overcome them.

Right now, there must be many people contemplating that all-important word of the last decade: reinvention. I’m a psychotherapist who has seen firsthand how changing your career and reworking your sense of self can create a better, healthier life, whether you’re in your twenties or your sixties. Reinvention is sometimes a necessity and sometimes a … Read more

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