Navigating Change at Mid-Career
Professional Resilience in Changing Times
June 2025
The mid-career stage is most psychologists' peak earning and responsibility years. Undertaking a major career change at this point in one’s professional life isn’t easy but is entirely achievable and can lead to a more fulfilling path, greater personal growth, and renewed passion for one’s work.
Terri Finney, PhD, discusses the psychology of personal and professional transitions, offers questions to reflect on in terms of what transition looks like for you, and offers strategies to facilitate growth and resilience during periods of uncertainty and change.
This program does not offer CE credit.
Speaker
Terri Finney, PhD
A psychologist, executive coach, and personal coach who partners with clients to develop the skills they need to thrive in both business and life. Since 1991, she has worked with individuals as well as complex business and family systems in her role as a coach and consultant. She holds a bachelors degree in psychology with a second major in business administration, a master’s degree in counseling, a doctorate degree in clinical psychology, and certifications in both personal and executive coaching.
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