Queen Behavior Change

I loveeee the vibes and the people watching in the Florida Keys 🏝️

Can’t believe how fast time flies between visits and how much changes!

My first trip to the Keys, I couldn’t imagine ever leaving academia … and now I can’t imagine how I could survive as a mom with medical/health stuff in that environment

celebrating my first leap-year wedding anniversary today👰‍♀️ AND posting to share that a little bb girl is on the way 🤰🎀💕
🌼 i haven’t talked too much about this life update yet .. it is hard to find the right words to capture both my enthusiasm and also be real about a couple bumps in the road
🌼 it can be a bit exhausting to try to explain the details of why i don’t feel 100% … so sometimes i just opt out of the topic altogether
☘️ i really do feel so grateful overall. my husband is such a magnificent person and i absolutely love children. getting to be the mother of my husband’s kid will make me very happy

It has been a few weeks since I introduced myself here. For the new people—welcome, I’m Annie!

💛…More About Who I am…💛

1️⃣I help THERAPISTS get the best quality resources so they can help their clients change.

2️⃣I have a research background (15+ research publications, PhD in clinical psychology, & more). Therapists come to me because I am always linking them to tools that really work AND the most up-to-date science about mental health.

3️⃣Unlike some of the other science-based go-to sources, I have a warm personality. I create useful resources for therapists that are aesthetically-pleasing.

✨ I was thinking of how I can serve THERAPISTS, and I was wondering. Have you ever felt like the materials you have for your clients are disorganized?
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✨ Have you ever apologized during a Zoom appointment while you shuffled through messy folders looking for that one pesky handout that always gets lost?

✨ I am here to help. I just put together a list of the top FREE, science-based handouts and worksheets available online. Link in bio

I’m not a regular science-based therapist, I’m a cool (slightly obsessed with frenchies) therapist.

What stereotype do you often feel like you’re up against within your career? Let me know below 👇🏻💚