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Define your vision of WorkLifeJoy™️, discover why you don't have it, why you need it, how to get it, and how to keep it. 

Workplace Mental Health Coach and
Business Psychology Consultant

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Melanie C. Gallo, PhD, NBC-HWC

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Clearer AIM. Better reactions. Less Relational Debt.

 

You may already know something about work is not working quite the way you want it to. Maybe a conversation keeps replaying in your head, a relationship has gotten harder than it needs to be, or something that seemed relatively small has somehow become...not small.

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I’m Dr. Melanie C. Gallo, a National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach, Business Psychology PhD, and author of the forthcoming book That Escalated Quickly: What's Really Happening When Things Go Sideways at Work". 

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Using business psychology strategy, mental health coaching, and my awareness interpretation model (AIM) framework, I help professionals and organizations better understand what is happening within people and between people before workplace moments escalate. The goal is to increase personal and interpersonal awareness to respond more intentionally, communicate more clearly, and reduce Relational Debt.

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Ready to explore what this could look like for you or your organization?


Learn more about who I work with, the challenges I help address, and the coaching and organizational services available.

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“Melanie, is the consummate professional and has a great sense of understanding the needs of her clients. She applies her consultation not only with expertise but with a compassion of understanding how to get clients to the next step.  I had her on my radio show to talk about handling crisis and conflict when groups travel together. Her advice and contribution to the program was exactly what anyone traveling with friends or family needed to hear.  Her segment remains one which I reference often.” 

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