Dan Guerra

About Dan Guerra

We do not have to be slaves to our own minds or behaviors. We can make changes at any time,” says Dan Guerra, Psy.D, a leading expert in behavioral change and stress management who brings nearly twenty years of experience and distinguished academic accreditations to his work. His unique approach draws on neuroscience, traditional psychotherapy, mind-body approaches, and the dramatic arts to tailor treatments to his clients. “I believe in a solution-focused approach to problems so I prefer to keep all options open,” he says. Dr. Guerra is an executive coach/consultant, psychologist, psychotherapist, mindfulness meditation teacher, educator, playback theatre actor, author, and public speaker. Dr. Guerra maintains a successful private practice and an active calendar as an executive coach. He has coached over 500 managers of top companies across the globe in leadership skills that include gaining personal awareness, influencing, and learning better self-management to be more effective leaders.Dr. Guerra received a B.A. in Psychology with an emphasis in neuroscience research from Franklin & Marshall College and masters and doctorate degrees in Clinical Psychology from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He is a member of the ORGDYNE Coach Consultants Consortium. He was on staff as a rehab psychologist at NYU Medical Center: The Rusk Institute from a faculty member at The AE School of Medicine from 20••••11 and a consulting psychologist for Beth Israel Medical Center from 20••••11. In 2001,he co-authored a manual that guides mental health clinicians on how to address the needs of first responders to disasters based on the events surrounding 9-11.Currently, Dr. Guerra, along with a colleague, is writing a book on good self care practices and stress management.\"I want anyone who picks this book up to find something that resonates with them that they can easily integrate into their daily life,” Dr. Guerra explains.Specialties: Stress Management, Mindfulness Training, Emotional Intelligence, Facilitation, Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy, Playback Theatre, Voice Overs

Experience

1. Executive Coach Professional Trainer

   Performance Of A Lifetime

   Jun 2015 — Present

   Human beings are not only who we are. We’re also who we’re not yet — who we are becoming — at the same time. But as adults, we forget this process of discovery. Performance of a Lifetime helps leaders become again by accessing their innate ability to perform, improvise and play. All human beings have the innate ability to play, pretend, and perform. The Becoming Principle accesses this ability to perform as a way to kickstart adult learning and development.(Excepted from Performance of a Lifetime, Website)

Education

• Franklin & Marshall College

  B.A., Psychology-Philosophy

  1987 — 1991

• Berner High School

  High School

  1984 — 1987

• The Center for Group Studies

  Modern Psychoanalytical Group Psychotherapy

  2005

• Indiana University of Pennsylvania

  M.A., Psy.D., Clinical Psychology

  1992 — 1997

Skills

• Cbt
• Workshop Facilitation
• Psychotherapy
• Stress Management
• Change Management
• Behavioral Health
• Post Traumatic Stress
• Counseling Psychology
• Career Counseling
• Leadership
• Career Development
• Treatment
• Psychological Testing
• Public Speaking
• Program Development
• 360 Feedback
• Facilitation
• Executive Coaching
• Psychology
• Executive Development
• Strategy
• Motivational Interviewing
• Clinical Supervision
• Life Coaching
• Coaching
• Leadership Development
• Mbti
• Mental Health
• Stress
• Conflict Resolution
• Group Therapy
• Training
• Psychological Assessment
• Interventions
• Mindfulness
• Personal Development
• Life Transitions
• Hypnotherapy
• Therapists
• Emotional Intelligence