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Now, being a self-directed learner is right up my alley, given
my master's in Whole Systems Design (health & healing systems and organization transformation) from Antioch University
Seattle and my doctorate in Psychology (Consciousness and Spirituality) from Saybrook. Both degrees required me to design
my own curriculum, which meant determining what I really needed and wanted, then weaving it into a functional, practical,
and enjoyable approach achieving my goals.
As a marketing mentor, I bring a systems design mindset and a grounded psychological
understanding to the energy, spirit, art, and mechanics of attracting enough clients to make a private practice
thrive.
As a private practice, fee for service clinician myself, I know the challenges
faced by independent business owners in the healing arts. I've had to face and solve them myself, and I believe we have
to work with the emotional side of marketing as part of the solution.
Getting to this point has definitely been a winding road, with some pretty big
potholes along the way. If it helps to know that I can most definitely relate to your struggles, the story of my journey is
here.
Ready for help?
To email me, just
click on the spinning star.
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Deah's Credentials
Certified Professional Coach
International Coach Academy
Certified Corporate Coach
EQMentor.com
Peer Consultant
Psychology Today Forum
for member therapists
Former Adjunct Faculty
for Naturopathic Medicine students
Bastyr University
Published Author
of
many self help articles
books, ebooks, & websites
PhD in Psychology
Saybrook Graduate School
and Research Center
Jourard
Award
for special achievement
in humanistic research
MA in Whole Systems Design
emphasis in psychology
adult education and
organizational transformation
Antioch University Seattle
Private Practice Therapist
since 1990
specializing in anxiety
self sabotage
and spiritual development
BA in Communication Arts
emphasis in public relations
University of West Florida
GS-12 Public Affairs Officer
USAF (Civil Service) in
Germany and Utah
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