Transformational Keynote Speaker
5 Things… “Compassion: I believe that one of the most important things we can provide to others is compassion, letting you know someone cares. I take pride in hearing clients’ concerns and providing them with the tools and support to go through what they’ve gone through. In addition, I often find myself validating parents, particularly …
Embrace how you feel; your emotions are important. Never invalidate yourself, be aware that how you feel is an indicator of what may be impacting you, and do your best to recognize all the signs. Doing these things will allow you to move forward, trusting you can get through anything as you always have.” Dr. Brianna Gaynor, Psy.D.
Clinical Psychologist and transformative and motivational speaker, Dr. Brianna Gaynor, Psy.D has been featured in various news articles, podcast and media. Listen to her interviews and her podcast, Dr. Gaynor Speaks!
While evolution gave us the raw materials for faith in a deity, it doesn’t explain how our belief benefits us as individuals. However, there are many positives to believing in a god. As Dr. Brianna Gaynor, clinical psychologist at Peace of Mind Psychological Services, notes, faith in God provides “a sense of existential support, a sense of meaning and value…that helps people to be more resilient in general.”
“One of my life’s most significant decisions was whether or not to start a business. I remember walking into my office one day and thinking, I want to do this by myself. I’d never wanted to be a business owner before, so this was a massive shift, and I was unsure if I felt ready for or capable of this feat.”
“Mansplaining is harmful because it assumes your partner is not aware or knowledgeable about a particular topic,” says Dr. Brianna Gaynor, a clinical psychologist and the director of Peace of Mind Psychological Services. “This kind of behavior can damage trust in a relationship and make your partner feel like you don’t respect them.”