Who is Dr. Kathleen M. Connolly?

Biography

Dr. Kathleen M. Connolly Dr. Connolly holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in psychology, human services, counseling, and counselor education. She has worked with a broad array of clients, including adults, adolescents, children, and families. Currently, her practice serves young, middle, older adult populations, couples, and corporate clients. Dr. Connolly is a professional affiliate member of the graduate faculty of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and a North Carolina Licensed Professional Counselor. She is also an Approved Clinical Supervisor and is certified in clinical hypnosis.

Counseling Approach

Dr. Connolly’s approach to counseling is influenced by constructivist philosophies and cognitive, multi-modal, and systems theory.

Consulting Approach

Dr. Connolly's approach to organizational consulting is unique in that she brings her expertise as a professional counselor to the workplace. Dr. Connolly's knowledge of human behavior and group dynamics, coupled with her training in organizational development, change, and behavior, adds value to assessment and diagnostic processes that are an integral part of successful consultation projects. With expertise in a variety of assessment strategies and the creativity to develop meaningful interventions, Dr. Connolly can provide comprehensive consulting services to meet the needs of her clients.

Professional Associations

American Mental Health Counselors Association
American Society of Clinical Hypnosis
Licensed Professional Counselors Association of North Carolina

Publications

Connolly, K.M. (2005). Wellness counseling in business and industry. In J.E. Myers and T.J. Sweeney (Eds.) Counseling for Wellness. Alexandria, VA: American Counseling Association.

Connolly, K.M. & Myers, J.E. (2003). Wellness and mattering: The role of holistic factors in job satisfaction. Journal of Employment Counseling, 40, 152-160.

Connolly, K.M. (2002) Work: Meaning, mattering, & job satisfaction. In D. Sandhu (Ed.), Counseling the employees: A multifaceted approach. Alexandria, VA: American Counseling Association.

Connolly, K.M. (2002). Do You Feel That You Matter? American Counseling Association: Counseling Corner.

Connolly, K.M. (2002). Understanding the Benefits of Clinical Hypnosis. American Counseling Association: Counseling Corner.