Do you struggle with feelings of constant stress or anxiety? Do you feel a lack of satisfaction with your career or parts of your personal life?
Do “What if?” thoughts and fears constantly get in the way of making decisions and taking next steps towards your personal and career goals?
Are you tired of feeling so burned out and overwhelmed by the constant barrage of responsibilities and “to do’s” of life?
I am a therapist and career coach helping adults learn new ways of managing unhelpful thought and behavior patterns and working through emotional barriers that so often get in the way of realizing their personal and career goals.
Hello and Welcome!
My name is Dr. Yesel Yoon (she/her pronouns). I am a psychologist and career coach based in New York City who provides individual therapy and career counseling services for high-achieving professionals who need help managing their anxiety, recovering from stress and burnout, or overcoming feeling stuck in their uncertain careers.
I take an active, collaborative, and supportive approach in our work to help you get over the mental and emotional barriers that keep getting in your way of living the life you really want and feeling confident about yourself and your life choices.
Services and Specialties
Do you compare yourself to others and not feel like you’re good enough?
I specialize in helping high-achieving perfectionistic types such as yourself re-set more realistic and workable expectations. Together we will work on the following to change your relationship to perfectionism:
Managing your stress
Bouncing back from setbacks
Clarifying your values
Adopting a growth mindset
Developing self-compassion and self-acceptance
Are you so focused on helping everyone else that you don’t have time for yourself?
Having good relationships whether it’s with your boss, spouse, family, or friends is important to you but it’s easier said than done.
I will help you learn how to have good relationships without burning yourself out. We will develop your skills in areas such as:
Boundary Setting
Reclaiming your identity outside of your relationships
Identifying and advocating for your needs
Learning how to connect authentically to others
Are you feeling unfulfilled or dissatisfied at your job?
The majority of U.S. workers report that work is one of the top stressors in their life. While this is where we spend the majority of our waking hours, it is all too common that it’s the biggest source of stress.
Whether you’re thinking of changing jobs or are striving to grow within your career field, I specialize in career counseling for professionals, graduate/professional degree students, and entrepreneurs to address common concerns including:
Overcoming fear of taking risks and making changes
Building better work habits
Increasing motivation and performance issues
Coping with cultural and social barriers in the workplace
You’re ready for change and you’re here because you would like some help making it happen.
Imagine…
Instead of feeling anxious, overwhelmed, and unmotivated, you feel confident and have energy to show up for yourself and others
Instead of criticizing yourself all of the time, you practice self-compassion and acceptance and are genuinely proud of your achievements
Instead of feeling directionless and a lack of focus, you have a sense of clarity, purpose and direction for what is meaningful to you
Instead of trying to make changes by yourself and feeling stuck, you have a roadmap for how to take action towards cultivating a personal life with close relationships and a fulfilling career
It all starts with you getting the support you need.
Schedule a free 20-minute video consultation today to get started
Telehealth practice
I am currently seeing New York-based clients virtually using a secure telehealth platform.
Changing Your Self Talk: Want to see real results? Change how you talk to yourself. We’re often our harshest critic and fall into a trap of negative self-talk. This will leave us unmotivated, with lower self-esteem and fear of trying new things. Switch your self-talk from criticism to self-compassion. In this blog post, I discuss the benefits of positive compassionate self talk and give examples of how to switch your self-talk.