Start with what’s on your mind – at work or in life.
In-person in Austin • Online across Texas
You may be dealing with work stress, burnout, difficult workplace relationships, leadership pressures, or job loss. Or perhaps you’re noticing familiar problems across different jobs or reflecting on what work has meant to you over time. Together, we’ll explore what’s happening and what could make a meaningful difference.
Relationships, anxiety, loss, life transitions, or a sense that things aren’t unfolding as you’d hoped may be affecting your everyday life. Whether you’re facing a particular challenge or looking to understand yourself more deeply, therapy offers room to explore your experiences, relationships, and what matters to you.
Specialties
These are some of the concerns and experiences I help people navigate in therapy. You may recognize something you’re dealing with now, a familiar pattern, or an aspect of your life you’d like to understand better. Each can be a starting point for our work together.
I’m Mary Lynn Marinucci, LCSW-S, MBA. I’m here to help you navigate work, life and everything in between.
Before becoming a therapist, I spent 15 years in corporate environments, from entry-level roles to leadership. I experienced the ups and downs of corporate life firsthand.
My career brought exciting opportunities, professional growth, and the rewards of taking on big challenges and making things happen. It also brought heavy workloads, difficult bosses, challenging direct reports, disruptive reorganizations, and the grind of being on duty 24/7.
That background gave me a particular appreciation for the complexities of work and organizational life—what work asks of us, how we respond to its demands, and the ways it can shape our sense of ourselves and our lives outside of work.
My training and experience as a therapist have broadened and deepened that perspective, helping me better understand people’s experiences and how to help them navigate challenges, develop new ways of responding, and make meaningful changes in their lives.
My approach to therapy
At the most fundamental level, my work is about helping people understand what’s going on and make meaningful changes in their lives. Sometimes that means focusing on something specific and immediate, like anxiety, stress, or a difficult situation, and finding ways to manage it more effectively. Other times, it means stepping back to look at the bigger picture—what’s happening in your life, how you’re experiencing it, and what may need attention.
My approach is collaborative and engaged. I listen closely, ask questions, offer observations, and think with you about the challenges you’re facing. It’s a fundamentally human experience, and together we’ll explore what’s happening, consider different perspectives, and work toward meaningful change.
Understanding what’s happening is important. So is what happens next.
How We Can Work Together
I offer individual, group, and couples therapy. Learn more about each to see which might be right for you.
