As a coaching psychologist, researcher, and educator, I believe how we think about, value, and spend our time matters. I am interested in how people’s experiences of time influence their decisions and habits, and how this influence ultimately impacts their health, happiness, and wellbeing. Further, I am interested in how individual-focused professional services, such as coaching, can support individuals and groups to enhance the quality of their lives through improving their relationships with time.Currently, I am a PhD Researcher and Assistant Lecturer in the School of Applied Psychology at University College Cork in Cork, Ireland. I received by MA in Applied Psychology: Positive and Coaching Psychology (first class honors) from University College Cork. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from Goucher College, receiving honors in both my Psychology and American Studies degrees, a minor in Professional Writing, and receiving the Rhoda M. Dorsey Leadership Award. Member of:- Psychological Society of Ireland (M.Ps.S.I)- Committee member of PSI Special Interest Group in Coaching Psychology- Association for Coaching- International Time Perspectives Network- Phi Beta Kappa, Academic Honor Society- Psi Chi, International Honor Society in Psychology My professional experience spans across educational institutions, nonprofits, volunteer programs, youth and social issue-driven performance arts programs, playwriting and directing, independent child-care, teaching and lecturing, program and retreat facilitation, program development and coordination, peer support, publishing, leadership mentoring and training, event planning, virtual assistance/management, coworking community facilitation, community building, educational cognitive neuroscience research, professional writing, and solution-focused coaching.Learn more about my coaching and research at https://annanavinyoung.com Please reach out if you want to learn more about my coaching practice or have ideas of how we can collaborate and support one another.