Dr. Ally
TRANSFORMATIONAL COACH, TV HOST, PSYCHOFUTURIST
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DOUX YOU
Vincit qui se vincit, She conquers who conquers herself.
I have a saying that I often repeat to myself and share with my clients, Vincit qui se vincit, pronounced (winkit qwi say winkit) which translated from the Latin means she conquers who conquers herself. Simply stated, a person who overcomes their shortcomings or challenges, who is able to control their emotions and subsequent behaviors has won a pivotal battle. Whether we are working to align with your true purpose, shift your perspective of the world, or build the confidence and strategy to start your own business, we will collaboratively begin winning life's little battles. Schedule an appointment today!
Meet Dr. Ally
It's me, Dr. Ally; I have a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and use my expertise to coach people like you into aligning with their true purpose, mind, body, and spirit. When I'm not coaching, I am appearing on shows or consulting with media and tech companies so we can bring psychology to the populations that need it most. I founded the DOUX Consulting Group out of this desire to integrate mental health and media. In my mind, it is the next step in psychology. As a consummate Psychofuturist, I have dedicated my life to bringing evidence-based interventions into the mainstream. In all that I do, I seek to create positive change in others so they can transform the world. Let me help you DOUX you!
Join the Movement!
Be pretty problematic
Almost everyone asks me the same question: "Is the book about how hard it is to be a pretty woman?" NOPE! Not even a little bit. Sorry if I disappoint some of you. Actually, I'm not that sorry.
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The Problem with Pretty is a brunch-time conversation with your beauty researcher bestie, and we're two mimosas in; that's when I start getting fun. It's about the science of beauty, the ways we absorb messages from society, and how our ancestors want more for us. Literally, you are more than an object meant to please some man. You're a rich composite of your family, personal experiences, and decisions. A walking museum of everything that's happened to and around you. That's way more interesting than your facial measurements. Society didn't accidentally turn beauty into a measuring stick of worth; it's using it because it's easy. Let's not make it easy for them.
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The book names what you've always sensed but couldn't quite say. There's something else there. I use my knowledge of perception, neuroscience, and culture from all these degrees to trace how beauty myths get written into us. My goal is to teach you how to transform beauty from a restrictive measure of worth to a path to freedom. A freedom where you become pretty problematic for the system that wants to trap you.
