Ann Park, M.D.
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Ann Park, M.D. is a women's psychiatrist and coach who helps her clients attain their best personally and professionally.
Her practice blends psychiatric expertise, cognitive and mindfulness strategies, and coaching to offer a comprehensive, holistic way for people to reach their goals. Ann helps her clients stress-proof their lives, create optimal emotional wellness, and thrive in work and life. Her approach is warm, supportive, and emphasizes actionable steps.
As a physician and psychiatrist, Ann emphasizes both biological and psychological well-being since mind and body go inextricably hand in hand.
Consistent with her holistic approach, Ann incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and coaching techniques to give her clients the greatest number of ways to achieve - and maintain - emotional wellness. For some people biochemical balance is a key piece of the healing process. By providing medication when needed alongside individualized therapy or coaching, Ann is able to offer the comprehensive care that is scientifically shown to achieve the best outcomes.
Ann completed her undergraduate degree at Duke University, medical degree at Emory University medical school, and psychiatry residency at the Weill Cornell Medical Center - Westchester, where she was also Chief Resident. She subsequently did a specialty fellowship in the biology of mood disorders at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York city.
In the corporate setting, Ann is a certified Executive Coach with the Financial Times Top 10 ranked Center for Creative Leadership network, where she coaches C-suite and Senior women managers to navigate and lead in their organizations.
Furthering her integrative practice, Ann is certified in the Science of Happiness through the UC-Berkeley Greater Good Science Center and studies the practice of mindfulness through the Mindful Awareness Research Center at UCLA.
Ann is an expert contributor to Arianna Huffington's Thrive Global media site. Her work has also been featured on Goop, WorkingMother, BlogHer, and Good Morning America.
Her practice blends psychiatric expertise, cognitive and mindfulness strategies, and coaching to offer a comprehensive, holistic way for people to reach their goals. Ann helps her clients stress-proof their lives, create optimal emotional wellness, and thrive in work and life. Her approach is warm, supportive, and emphasizes actionable steps.
As a physician and psychiatrist, Ann emphasizes both biological and psychological well-being since mind and body go inextricably hand in hand.
Consistent with her holistic approach, Ann incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and coaching techniques to give her clients the greatest number of ways to achieve - and maintain - emotional wellness. For some people biochemical balance is a key piece of the healing process. By providing medication when needed alongside individualized therapy or coaching, Ann is able to offer the comprehensive care that is scientifically shown to achieve the best outcomes.
Ann completed her undergraduate degree at Duke University, medical degree at Emory University medical school, and psychiatry residency at the Weill Cornell Medical Center - Westchester, where she was also Chief Resident. She subsequently did a specialty fellowship in the biology of mood disorders at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York city.
In the corporate setting, Ann is a certified Executive Coach with the Financial Times Top 10 ranked Center for Creative Leadership network, where she coaches C-suite and Senior women managers to navigate and lead in their organizations.
Furthering her integrative practice, Ann is certified in the Science of Happiness through the UC-Berkeley Greater Good Science Center and studies the practice of mindfulness through the Mindful Awareness Research Center at UCLA.
Ann is an expert contributor to Arianna Huffington's Thrive Global media site. Her work has also been featured on Goop, WorkingMother, BlogHer, and Good Morning America.