I’m here to help you cultivate new possibilities.
Individual and Group Therapy in-person in Austin and online across Texas.
Job Stress. Imposter Syndrome. Career Path. Work Life Balance.
With so much at stake in your work life – your livelihood, your professional identity, the purpose of most of your waking hours – finding constructive ways to address work problems and career questions can be a must, not a maybe. I’d like to help you give your work life the attention it demands.
Relationship Issues. Depression. Anxiety. Family Conflict. Trauma.
What do you want in life? How can you get it? What’s getting in the way? Finding meaningful answers to your questions can be easier said than done, especially when you’re navigating the competing interests, demands and priorities of work and life. I’m here to help you give your life beyond work the attention it deserves.
Why Therapy?
Here’s how I see it: you’re smart, motivated, creative. If you’ve found me, it likely means the advice or guidance you’ve found – on social media, in books, from friends – hasn’t been enough to get more of what you want, less of what you don’t. Because it didn’t get to the root of what’s going on. Or help you work through the inevitable speed bumps you’ve hit on the road to real change. That’s the work of therapy. That’s why I’m here.
Why Work Life Therapy? When it comes to therapy, work often plays second fiddle to other parts of life. I’m Mary Lynn Marinucci, LCSW-S, MBA and I’m here to change that. Before becoming a seasoned therapist, I spent 15 years working in the corporate world – doing everything from the grunt work to calling the shots – so I’m uniquely qualified to help you take a holistic approach to your wellbeing and find constructive ways to address the concerns that are showing up at work and at home.
Learn more about the concerns I help individuals like you address. If you live in Austin or around Texas, get in touch so we can explore how we may work together.
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