For Millennials and
Gen Zers
People in their teens, 20s and even 30s have unique experiences and challenges. From the college process to personal finance to relationships of all kinds to career and job issues, I have worked with hundreds of teens and adults on these and other critical areas of their lives. Depending on the situation, I offer individual and small group sessions that can make an enormous difference at important junctures in your life.
For Teens
I have over two decades helping teens grapple with questions like:
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Where should I go to college and why? And how do I manage that process?
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How do I figure out what “career” I want or what I should major in, especially when AI seems to be changing everything so quickly?
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How do I have healthy, happy relationships with my parents, friends and romantic partners?
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How do I stay in the moment and enjoy life when social media is constantly distracting me and filling my head with FOMO, imposter syndrome, and other insecurities?
People in Their 20s and 30s
For people in their 20s and 30s, the "real world" is finally here and "adulting" presents new challenges and questions — all of which I have been helping adults with for decades:
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How do I create balance in my life so I can feel happy and successful at work, in my relationships, and with self care?
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How can I have a greater sense of purpose and joy when I feel like everyone around me is just focused on the “rat race”?
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How do I find a job or "build a career"?
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What is "networking" and how do I do it?
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What do I do when I have a problem with my boss or a coworker?​
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How do I make sure AI won't "take my job"?
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How do I manage my finances and build wealth, not debt?
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How in the world will I ever save enough money to buy a car or a house or condo?
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Why do I have to start saving for retirement when I’m just starting my career?​
For College Students
People in college wrestle with some of the same questions teens do, but, as they enter their 20s, they also face new challenges and opportunities — and new questions, like:
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How do I manage more independence and free time and still get my work done?
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How do I deal with living with people I'm not related to?
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How do I learn how to "think creatively" when so much of high school and even college has been about memorizing and taking tests?
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When and why should I get an internship?
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Where should I study abroad and what should I study?
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How do I start and manage my career, especially when I feel like high school and college did so little to actually teach me this?
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Should I go to grad school? When? Where? How do I manage that process?