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Robin S. Rosenberg, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist--"The People Expert"
M: 650-440-5534
Robin@DrRobinRosenberg.com
Referrals: Andy Cohen
Last Updated: February 7, 2018
Referrals: Andy Cohen
Last Updated: February 7, 2018
Background

As a psychologist, I harvest the research from behavioral science to help executives develop their interpersonal skills, enhance their performance, and effect change. I work with you to identify and improve interactions with others and teams,  ways communication can be improved, and maximize your performance on tasks. 

I bring my wide and deep knowledge of scientific psychology to bear in my coaching, from understanding cognitive biases, how memory works, the potential upsides and downsides to emotion, to the psychology of groups. 

A psychologist since 1989, I have been writing college-level psychology textbooks for over 20 years, including Introducing Psychology. I  also write for a general audience, explaining various psychological phenomena. My research addresses issues of identity and transformation.

Specifically, I work with clients for transformation:

  • to help identify, acknowledge and harness the abilities and skills that can strengthen clients,
  • with transitions into new roles (e.g., promotion) to clarify the opportunities, challenges, and possible identity shifts that come along with the new role,
  • to help overcome, or work around, obstacles,
  •  to create a roadmap for the transition.

To enhance individual performance:

  • identify obstacles to enhanced performance,
  • improve understanding and presentation of self,
  • effectively use talents and abilities,
  • increase emotional resilience,
  • delegate appropriately,
  • minimize perfectionist or procrastination tendencies,
  • enhance abilities to prioritize, manage stress and deadlines,
  • identify relevant cognitive biases,
  • strategic thinking,
  • increase interpersonal skills,
  • align goals with values, whether in work life or personal life,

To troubleshoot and improve “people issues”:

  • listening and responding,
  • public speaking,
  • ability to give and receive feedback,
  • team functioning,
  • awareness and understanding of social cues,
  • theory of mind—the ability to put oneself if someone else’s shoes—in order to manage staff more effectively and to understand clients and colleagues better.
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