Mental Health Tools for a Resilient Brain

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You can’t see your brain, and yet your mental health impacts you everyday. How do you create a more resilient brain through life transitions, loss, stress, and change? Join us for this talk with Therapist and Career Coach Caitlin Magidson to explore what mental health is, cognitive strategies to manage difficult emotions, and discuss self-care ideas for a greater sense of wellbeing.

For more information about Caitlin Magidson's services, visit her website at www.caitlinmagidson.com, and follow her on LinkedIn!

Caitlin Magidson is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC), and Certified Career Coach in private practice serving clients in the Washington DC metro region and remotely around the world. Caitlin integrates her specialties of mental health counseling and coaching as she works with clients navigating life transitions to gain clarity and confidence in reaching their goals. She previously worked as the Assistant Director of Coaching & Education at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and currently coaches executive leaders through JHU’s Academy of Women in Leadership.  Caitlin is certified in the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), Strengths Finder, Strong Interest Inventory, EQ-i 2.0, and EQ 360 with a Career Management Certificate from The Academies.  Caitlin has presented at local and national career development conferences and holds a BA in Corporate Communications from Elon University, and Masters in Mental Health Counseling from Johns Hopkins University.