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Peak Mindset: The New Science of Success
In this must-read book, Licensed Clinical Psychologist Dr. Kim Chronister shows students, entrepreneurs, leaders, and everyone in between the secrets to unlimited success based on the new research that sheds light on success in finance, relationships, sports, and career.
In Peak Mindset, the author takes readers on a journey into the latest research in the fields of positive psychology, sport psychology, organizational psychology, cognitive psychology and more. The author shares what she's learned from interviewing dozens of highly successful CEOs, athletes, actors, entrepreneurs and more in clinical practice.
Psychologists have spent decades searching for the secret ingredients for success and now, author Dr. Kim Chronister, has found them. We no longer have to rely on shooting from the hip to succeed. Dr. Chronister has selectively analyzed the new science of success for you in this captivating, research based, must-read book.
In Peak Mindset, the author takes readers on a journey into the latest research in the fields of positive psychology, sport psychology, organizational psychology, cognitive psychology and more. The author shares what she's learned from interviewing dozens of highly successful CEOs, athletes, actors, entrepreneurs and more in clinical practice.
Psychologists have spent decades searching for the secret ingredients for success and now, author Dr. Kim Chronister, has found them. We no longer have to rely on shooting from the hip to succeed. Dr. Chronister has selectively analyzed the new science of success for you in this captivating, research based, must-read book.
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Published January 1, 2017
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Kim Chronister
4 books12 followersBio- Kim Chronister, PsyD
Dr. Kim Chronister is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist. She earned a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Alliant International University (CSPP). She worked her way through her undergraduate program as a certified personal trainer successfully changing the lives and wellbeing of numerous clients. While pursuing her master’s degree in clinical psychology, she worked as a therapist at AIDS Services Foundation (ASF). During her placement at ASF, Dr. Kim Chronister facilitated a substance abuse group and provided individual as well as couples therapy to clients of diverse backgrounds.
While pursuing her doctoral degree in clinical psychology, she provided individual, couples, and group therapy to clients suffering from anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa at an inpatient eating disorder unit in an acute psychiatric facility in southern California. She has extensive experience utilizing dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with clients struggling with eating disorders, interpersonal issues, substance use disorders, anxiety, and depression. She also utilizes motivational interviewing (MI) to help clients regain motivation to engage in physical activity to decrease stress and improve mood. Dr. Chronister uses a strength-based approach and focuses on strengths of individuals and couples rather than pathology.
As a wellness expert, Dr. Chronister has been asked to comment on such subjects as substance abuse, relationships, and sexuality for respected magazines and documentaries. Her passion for health as it relates to clinical psychology is evidenced in her freelance writing for such publications as The National Psychologist and A & U Magazine as well as in her book “The Psychology Behind Fitness Motivation: A Revolutionary New Program to Lose Weight and Stay Fit for Life.” Dr. Chronister emphasizes in her writing and clinical practice the importance of exercise on mood and overall well-being for individuals and couples. She is currently in private practice in West Los Angeles, California.
Dr. Kim Chronister is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist. She earned a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Alliant International University (CSPP). She worked her way through her undergraduate program as a certified personal trainer successfully changing the lives and wellbeing of numerous clients. While pursuing her master’s degree in clinical psychology, she worked as a therapist at AIDS Services Foundation (ASF). During her placement at ASF, Dr. Kim Chronister facilitated a substance abuse group and provided individual as well as couples therapy to clients of diverse backgrounds.
While pursuing her doctoral degree in clinical psychology, she provided individual, couples, and group therapy to clients suffering from anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa at an inpatient eating disorder unit in an acute psychiatric facility in southern California. She has extensive experience utilizing dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with clients struggling with eating disorders, interpersonal issues, substance use disorders, anxiety, and depression. She also utilizes motivational interviewing (MI) to help clients regain motivation to engage in physical activity to decrease stress and improve mood. Dr. Chronister uses a strength-based approach and focuses on strengths of individuals and couples rather than pathology.
As a wellness expert, Dr. Chronister has been asked to comment on such subjects as substance abuse, relationships, and sexuality for respected magazines and documentaries. Her passion for health as it relates to clinical psychology is evidenced in her freelance writing for such publications as The National Psychologist and A & U Magazine as well as in her book “The Psychology Behind Fitness Motivation: A Revolutionary New Program to Lose Weight and Stay Fit for Life.” Dr. Chronister emphasizes in her writing and clinical practice the importance of exercise on mood and overall well-being for individuals and couples. She is currently in private practice in West Los Angeles, California.
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November 27, 2016
Evidence-based book about the psychology behind success.
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