Friday Night Conversation: Clients at Work: What it Means in Therapy

Friday Night Conversation

Clients at Work: What it Means in Therapy

Helping clients with the problems they face at work is vital—and sometimes vexing. As we engage with clients on their work concerns, our efforts to connect, relate, and understand can be challenged by differences in our lived professional experiences, the language clients use to describe their work, and the emotional charge that work can carry in their lives. 

Join Mary Lynn Marinucci, LCSW-S, for a lively conversation about the unique dynamics of work-related issues in therapy. We’ll explore opportunities and realities, consider the concept of the Work Imago and get curious about the clinical significance of the 'work-speak' clients—and we—bring into the therapy room.

About the Presenter

Mary Lynn Marinucci, LCSW-S, MBA, is a psychotherapist and clinical supervisor. Through her practice, Work.Life.Therapy, she offers individual, couples, and group therapy for work, career, and personal growth. A former corporate professional, Mary Lynn brings a unique perspective on the realities of work life and their implications for therapy. She is a past AGPS board member and a lifelong learner, engaged with the Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies and the Austin Chamber Music Center (ask her about her fluting).

In person event. Location given at registration.

Charge: There is no charge for this event.