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Learn how to quickly cool down when confronted by difficult people and frustrating situations
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Break free from anxiety, anger, and stress using advanced discoveries in neuropsychology.




Explore our research-based services designed to improve your life at home and at work.
Learn how to quickly cool down when confronted by difficult people and frustrating situations.
Personalized assessment, direction and encouragement to help you find your ideal career path.
Learn effective communication and conflict resolution skills that strengthen your relationship, grow love and foster healing.
Learn how to overcome your personal challenges by gaining new tools provided to you in an atmosphere of unwavering support.
Individualized sessions to help you manage conflicts, create collaborative teams and work well with difficult people.
Skills to transform workplace conflicts into team-building opportunities.

Jay Schneider, L.C.S.W., is a licensed clinical social worker, a diplomate in social work, and a certified coach with over 35 years of experience providing counseling, consulting, executive coaching, and training services to corporations, businesses, organizations, individuals, couples, and families in San Diego and the greater United States.

Gina Simmons Schneider, Ph.D., is co-director of Schneider Counseling and Corporate Solutions. She holds a doctorate in psychology and is a licensed psychotherapist and certified coach. For over 25 years, Dr. Gina has provided counseling, coaching, training, and consulting services for organizations, individuals, and families in San Diego County.
Tips for handling anger, stress, and communication in everyday life.

Microaggressions trigger anxiety for targets of bias and their allies alike. When these subtle but harmful remarks occur in the workplace, they can threaten your livelihood and self-worth. Learning to recognize, respond to, and emotionally process microaggressions—whether you’re the target or an ally—can reduce their emotional toll and create healthier environments for everyone...

Envy can sneak in when we compare ourselves to others, but research shows there’s a simple way to shift perspective: gratitude. In this uplifting guide, Dr. Gina Simmons Schneider explains how small, consistent practices—like writing thank-you notes, keeping a nightly journal, or savoring life’s simple gifts—can rewire your brain toward greater happiness.

When serious mental illness strikes a child, it can upend an entire family. Author Miriam Feldman shares her journey through her son’s schizophrenia diagnosis, from the early signs to navigating a flawed mental health system. Her story is one of heartbreak, strength, and hard-won joy—offering solidarity and insight to other parents in similar situations...
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