Ann Park, M.D.
.Ann Park is a physician who specializes in coaching, wellness, and mindfulness for women.
She helps her clients be at their best in work, life, and parenting.
Ann blends cognitive therapy and scientifically proven mindfulness practices to offer a uniquely holistic approach to her clients. She shows women how to become stress-proofed, integrate balance into their lives, and thrive in their most important relationships.
Ann completed her undergraduate degree at Duke University, medical degree at Emory University medical school, and psychiatry residency at the Weill Cornell Medical Center, 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.
Furthering her integrative, holistic approach, Ann is certified in the Science of Happiness through the UC-Berkeley Greater Good Science Center and studies the practice of mindfulness through the UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center.
Her work has been featured on Goop, WorkingMother, BlogHer, and Good Morning America.
Swimming is Ann's favorite way to reboot mindfully.
She helps her clients be at their best in work, life, and parenting.
Ann blends cognitive therapy and scientifically proven mindfulness practices to offer a uniquely holistic approach to her clients. She shows women how to become stress-proofed, integrate balance into their lives, and thrive in their most important relationships.
Ann completed her undergraduate degree at Duke University, medical degree at Emory University medical school, and psychiatry residency at the Weill Cornell Medical Center, 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.
Furthering her integrative, holistic approach, Ann is certified in the Science of Happiness through the UC-Berkeley Greater Good Science Center and studies the practice of mindfulness through the UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center.
Her work has been featured on Goop, WorkingMother, BlogHer, and Good Morning America.
Swimming is Ann's favorite way to reboot mindfully.
