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  Amy Morin, LCSW  

 

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  Amy Morin, LCSW  

About Amy Morin:

    • Amy was named one of the top 100 leadership speakers in 2018 by Inc. Magazine.
    • Amy’s article, 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do has been read by over 50 million people and was featured in Forbes, Business Insider, Psychology Today, and Success Magazine.
    • Amy is a columnist for Forbes, Inc., and Psychology Today and her articles on mental strength attract 2 million readers every month.
    • Amy’s book, 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do, is an international best-seller that is being translated into more than 30 languages.
    • Within a few months of its debut, Amy’s TEDx talk, The Secret of Becoming Mentally Strong, became one of the top 25 TEDx talks of all time. It’s been viewed over 8 million times.
    • Amy is a lecturer at Northeastern University and she’s been a psychotherapist since 2002.
    • She serves as the Parenting Teens Expert and the Child Discipline Expert for Verywell. She was a foster parent for 10 years.
    • Forbes referred to her as a “thought leadership star,” and she’s been dubbed the “self-help guru of the moment,” by The Guardian.
    • Amy was widowed at the age of 26, just three years after losing her mother. Her grief launched her personal journey to discovering how to become mentally strong.
    • Amy’s advice is frequently featured by major news outlets, including CNN, Business Insider, Fox News, Oprah.com, Elle, Cosmopolitan, Fast Company, and Today.
    • She appears in a Red Bull TV show called Visions of Greatness.
  Amy Morin, LCSW  

Have you ever met someone who had the courage to face their fears, was strong enough to conquer their self-doubt, and was eager to turn their challenges into opportunities?

 

Amy Morin can help you and your team become that person.

  Amy Morin, LCSW  

  Amy Morin, LCSW  

— Meet Amy —

 

Early on in my career as a psychotherapist, I went through a series of losses that inspired me to study mentally strong people. I learned that building mental strength is a lot like building physical strength. You need good habits (like going to the gym). But it only takes one bad habit to limit your progress (like eating too much junk food).

Studying people in my therapy office helped me recognize the unhealthy (yet common) habits that can keep us stuck in life. When I gave up those habits, my life became a lot better.

I want to help you stop doing things that rob you of the mental strength you need to become your best. They worked for me and I’m sure they can work for you too.