by Heidi J. Dalzell, PsyD. Too many women are terrified of taking risks and making a mistake, socially or otherwise, because they fear other people shaming them. Christiane Northrup, M.D., Goddesses Never Age I remember my first experience of being shamed in the workplace. It was before I’d made the leap to a psychology practice and […]
Author: Heidi Dalzell
6 Things Learned in Pitching to the Press by @HeidiDalzell
by Heidi J. Dalzell, PsyD. Building your brand? Want to increase your presence? Most of all, do you have something important to say? A great way to showcase your knowledge and talents is by sharing them with media outlets who then share your voice widely. There are a number of free and paid sites where […]
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome by @HeidiDalzell
by Heidi J. Dalzell, PsyD. “If you don’t believe you’re good enough or smart enough or informed enough to have a voice in the conversation, you never will.” Susie Moore, Life Coach and Entrepreneur Imposter syndrome is that oh so painful feeling of not measuring up. For many of us it’s a fact of life, […]
We’re Green – Now What? by @HeidiDalzell
Back to the Office or Continuing Online Business owners in Pennsylvania have been more aware of traffic lights lately, at least those that signal we’re starting the process of reopening businesses. While therapy practices were considered “essential” during the pandemic, most of us have played it safe, entering the brave new world of online therapy. […]
Taking A Stand in Your Business by @HeidiDalzell
by Heidi Dalzell “I write for those women who do not speak, for those who do not have a voice because they were so terrified, because we are taught to respect fear more than ourselves. We’ve been taught that silence would save us, but it won’t.” — Shirley Chisolm, first Black woman in Congress Change has […]
Reinventing Yourself: Healthcare Professionals in a Virtual World by @HeidiDalzell
by Heidi Dalzell Full disclosure. I began this journey of reinvention prior to our current reality of working from home. And I failed. Well, not failed exactly, more like hit a wall. As a psychologist with a busy, often too busy, private practice I knew that I had to find a way to get my […]