Ann Park, M.D.
Hello, and welcome. My name is Ann Park, and I'm a psychiatrist and coach who specializes in working with women. I'm glad you're here, and invite you to look around and learn more.
Some background
After completing my undergraduate degree at Duke University, I obtained my medical degree at the Emory University School of Medicine. I served as Chief Resident during my psychiatry residency at Payne Whitney Westchester, Weill Cornell Medical College. Subsequently I completed a Research Fellowship in the biology of mood disorders at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.
Who do you work with?
I work with young adults and women of all ages. Some of my clients want a room of their own to brainstorm their life goals. Others have busy, successful careers, yet find that multiple demands and roles leave them running on empty. Some are experiencing stress levels that may shade into anxiety or depression. All my clients are strong and resourceful, but need help for a season to get back on track to their optimal levels.
Additionally, I work with clients' partners and families to help in those arenas when needed.
What happens in your practice?
My work is grounded in scientific data and clinical experience. At the same time, I believe that expertise has to be usable, practical, and applicable to real life!
To unpack this further:
• I work with people to identify clearly what they what to do differently in life, work, relationships (or all three)
• Mind and body are inseparable, so I do an evaluation of physical and emotional health. Any significant medical issues are evaluated and addressed
• We then figure out what your specific goals are, and create actionable steps to get there. Some examples include creating better daily balance between a successful career and busy family life; improving communication with a spouse or teen children; and strategically resolving conflict among team members in the workplace.
Your time is important to me, and we work within a time frame that is realistic for you. Once our engagement ends, you'll find the personal insights and skills derived from our coaching work can apply to a wide variety of situations. For some clients, on-going maintenance or "check-ups" are helpful follow-ups to our initial work.
In addition to my coaching and psychiatric practice, I speak frequently to women's groups. My workshops include:
◊ Simple Strategies For Less Stress and Better Balance
◊ How to Handle Conflict (Like a Pro)
◊ Parenting the Teenage Brain
I am passionate about counseling, coaching, and supporting women! When one woman thrives, she brings an entire village with her. It is a privilege to journey with my clients as they re-discover their unique strengths in work and life.
Some background
After completing my undergraduate degree at Duke University, I obtained my medical degree at the Emory University School of Medicine. I served as Chief Resident during my psychiatry residency at Payne Whitney Westchester, Weill Cornell Medical College. Subsequently I completed a Research Fellowship in the biology of mood disorders at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.
Who do you work with?
I work with young adults and women of all ages. Some of my clients want a room of their own to brainstorm their life goals. Others have busy, successful careers, yet find that multiple demands and roles leave them running on empty. Some are experiencing stress levels that may shade into anxiety or depression. All my clients are strong and resourceful, but need help for a season to get back on track to their optimal levels.
Additionally, I work with clients' partners and families to help in those arenas when needed.
What happens in your practice?
My work is grounded in scientific data and clinical experience. At the same time, I believe that expertise has to be usable, practical, and applicable to real life!
To unpack this further:
• I work with people to identify clearly what they what to do differently in life, work, relationships (or all three)
• Mind and body are inseparable, so I do an evaluation of physical and emotional health. Any significant medical issues are evaluated and addressed
• We then figure out what your specific goals are, and create actionable steps to get there. Some examples include creating better daily balance between a successful career and busy family life; improving communication with a spouse or teen children; and strategically resolving conflict among team members in the workplace.
Your time is important to me, and we work within a time frame that is realistic for you. Once our engagement ends, you'll find the personal insights and skills derived from our coaching work can apply to a wide variety of situations. For some clients, on-going maintenance or "check-ups" are helpful follow-ups to our initial work.
In addition to my coaching and psychiatric practice, I speak frequently to women's groups. My workshops include:
◊ Simple Strategies For Less Stress and Better Balance
◊ How to Handle Conflict (Like a Pro)
◊ Parenting the Teenage Brain
I am passionate about counseling, coaching, and supporting women! When one woman thrives, she brings an entire village with her. It is a privilege to journey with my clients as they re-discover their unique strengths in work and life.