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Welcome to Psychology for Work and Life!

Are you at a crossroads in your career or embarking on a new phase of life? I've been there too, feeling unsatisfied with my career choices until I took charge and transformed my path. If you find yourself in a similar situation, whether you're close to achieving your career goals or in need of a fresh start, I'm here to help.


With a passion for helping clients align their personal and professional goals, I combine my expertise in psychology, counseling, personality assessment, and career exploration to guide you towards success. Together, we'll uncover exciting and practical pathways that go beyond what you may have imagined.


Let's embark on this journey together and discover a future filled with fulfillment and purpose!

Executive functioning coach

Hi there, I'm Sue!

With personal experience in a major career change and impactful life detours, I want to help others move from overwhelming stress toward personal fulfillment!

I blend my experience in counseling, organizational psychology and business to assist my clients in experiencing greater success in work and in life. 

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Career Exploration

Are you contemplating a career change but feeling uncertain about where to start or what next steps to take? Let our career exploration services be your compass in navigating this transition with confidence.

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Individual Coaching

Are you seeking clarity and direction in life? Is something holding you back from reaching your full potential? That's where individual coaching steps in, offering valuable insights into your strengths and areas of growth. 

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Team Development

Searching for effective solutions to strengthen your workgroups and teams? Our team development services are designed to enhance collaboration, boost productivity and cultivate a positive and engaging work environment.

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Recent posts

What Do You Truly Value?

By Sue Lawlor-Rod • July 6, 2023
Why is knowing your top ten values important? In this complicated world, knowing your top several values can help you to identify what truly matters most to you. This can provide clarity and separate your actual choices and actions from marketing messages, past learned habits, and other pathways of least resistance. You can work to build habits and a lifestyle which is in alignment with your most important motivators. Our aim is a happier, more fulfilling and healthier life. The values you choose are completely your choice and up to you! Career counseling and positive psychology exploration can help with identification. I hope this video will be helpful as well.

Careers: Freedom, Happiness, & Money

By Sue Lawlor-Rod • July 6, 2023
When I discovered my true work personality and my professional calling, I gained a sense of freedom because I knew I could move confidently in the direction of my passion, at my own pace. I am not alone in this experience. This result is often found within the realms of positive psychology and career exploration. I believe career exploration, career counseling, and a potential career reboot is worth the effort .

Positive Actions for Work and Life

By Sue Lawlor-Rod • July 6, 2023
With an aim focused on theories of positive psychology; I've cultivated a list of beneficial actions. Please consider your goals which may include a desire for happiness, well-being, meaning, personal growth, etc! Future blogs will focus on each action individually.

Flat Tire Syndrome & Change is an Action

By Sue Lawlor-Rod • July 6, 2023
What happens when you get a flat tire? It must be changed if you desire to drive forward effectively. I once endured a season when I happened to have had an unreasonable number of flat tires. It was rough and pretty inexplicable. It became almost a habit and was entirely (no pun intended) outside of my control. Do you ever feel like you are operating, metaphorically, with a ‘flat tire’ and you really want to make positive changes? I admire the way Steve Jobs considered change when he stated, "For the past 33 years, I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: 'If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?' And whenever the answer has been no for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something." 
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