San Francisco, Marin, & East Bay Therapists

The Therapy Network includes a diverse group of psychologists, therapists and clinical social workers. Our aim is to help you find a therapist that is qualified and appropriate for your needs and resources. Therapy Network serves San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Albany, Corte Madera, Kentfield, the City of Sonoma and Walnut Creek and the rest of the Bay Area.

Found 13 therapists who work with Workplace/Career Concerns

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Workplace/Career Concerns

Work and career issues can evoke powerful questions that threaten to shake our identity and feelings of competency in the world. Both men and women have a personal self and professional self. When your professional self feels threatened or unrecognized, your personal self can also be thrown off balance, creating a ripple effect through your life.

Work and career issues come up for a variety of reasons. You may have to endure great conflict in the office day in and day out, leaving you depleted and angry. You may suddenly find that the career you dreamed of, studied for, and planned on, is not a viable option - or worse, you realize you no longer feel passionate about it. Perhaps you put your career on hold to raise your family, only to discover that you have lost your place on the career path you once valued. You may feel the job you've been doing for years is pointless, and want to do something with more meaning. Or perhaps the sudden loss of your job has demoralized you, to the point that it has affected your sex life.

Therapy can contain the external challenges and make them more manageable, giving you time to think about your internal landscape. It's a place to sort through your feelings about work and career, and to work on practical change that will help you move forward in life.

Therapy provides a place to sort through feelings about work and career and to work on practical change that will help you move forward in life.

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