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  • Establishing a lucrative side business (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)
  • Consultation at a distance (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)
  • New Year's Resolutions for 2001: Setting and Achieving Your Work-Life Goals (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)(When you click here you are leaving Dr. Lynn Friedman's site and going to DC Web Women)
  • Planning Your Path to the Executive Suite (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)(When you click here you are leaving Dr. Lynn Friedman's site and going to the Washington Post interactive site, Washingtonjobs.com)

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  • Finding a Job Without Experience: Six Time-tested, Strategies (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)(Washington Post)

    The series below on Designing your work-life plan was written by Dr. Lynn Friedman and published on the DC Web Women site.

  • Envisioning Your Work-life Plan (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)
  • Developing a Strategy for Pursuing Work-life Goals (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)
  • Developing a Strategy for Pursuing Work-Life Goals: Overcoming Resistance (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)
  • A psychoanalytic approach to career assessment Download Dr. Lynn Friedman's pdf file on this interesting tool.
  • Strategies for getting your Career on Track: Selecting your career coach (by Dr. Lynn Friedman, psychologist, psychoanalyst, career coach)
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    Dr. Lynn Friedman works with professionals and professionals-in-the-making to help them to achieve their work-life goals.
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  • Corporations on the Couch
    Read Dr. Lynn Friedman's monthly, Washington Business Journal, column on understanding workplace dynamics.
  • For your questions about relationships, psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, check out Dr. Lynn Friedman's new website, The Washington Psychoanalyst.
  • If you'd like to schedule an appointment with Dr. Lynn Friedman, feel free to give her a call at: 301-656-9650 Address:5480 Wisconsin Avenue, Chevy Chase, MD, 20815





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