I don't know what I like or what I'm good at! 02-09-2019

By: César A. Fernández

Usually the first time we are invaded by doubts like these is when we approach the last year of high school. Many times the question comes back to us at the time of finishing university, in the job search process, in the moments that we feel stagnant at work, if we go through the experience of being unemployed, and a long list of other moments.

How should we deal with and face this situation? There are six points that must be taken into account, and our co-founder César Fernández explains it here in the following article published by Estilos RD del Diario Libre

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César A. Fernández

Clinical Psychologist

With a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University, New York, USA He graduated in Psychology from the Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC). He has a training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Good Psychiatric Management from the Borderline Personality Institute at the McLean Hospital, Harvard University. In his practice he uses an eclectic approach that combines the cognitive-behavioral, systemic and analytical methods. He currently works with adults and teenagers. In addition, he performs personality, cognitive and vocational psychological assessments.

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