Tools for Working Women

Start with the level of support that feels right for you. From quick check-ins to deeper self-guided work or personalized guidance, the options below are designed to meet you where you are.

Free Starter Resources

Overwhelmed, burned out, or not sure what you need? Start here.
These free tools can help you make sense of what you’re experiencing and take a first step forward.

A quick self-assessment to help you recognize burnout signs, understand what’s contributing, and explore practical next steps.

A step-by-step guide that walks you through taking a free online career interest assessment and using your results to begin career exploration.

A flexible set of worksheets to help you clarify meaningful goals and create realistic plans that fit your current season of life.

Paid Tools

Want deeper support you can use on your own time?
These in-depth resources are designed to help you understand what’s happening, make practical changes, and move forward — even if you’re not in therapy.

Practical tools and worksheets to help you manage work stress, reframe unhelpful thoughts, and build daily habits that bring more balance and calm.

Guided strategies and reflection prompts to help you spot burnout early, create quick relief resets, and build lasting habits that restore energy and prevent relapse.

Tools to help you explore strengths, values, and career paths (e.g., career interest worksheets, values mapping, decision-making guides).

therapy services

Ready for Something More?

Self-guided tools are a great place to start — but sometimes you need support that’s personalized to you.

If you’re a working woman in Washington, Idaho, Montana, or Utah and you’re ready for deeper guidance, therapy offers a space to understand not just what’s happening, but why — and what to do next.

My approach integrates clinical therapy with career counseling and personality assessments, so we can address both your well-being and the real-life challenges you’re navigating.