About Dr. Beth
Dr. Beth Milwid is a psychologist with more than 20 years of experience. She has recently been trained and certified in stress management coaching to provide support to individuals during and after the Covid-19 crisis. Dr. Beth is available to existing and new clients, as well as to their families, friends, and colleagues, for 2-4 virtual sessions. The coaching will focus on relieving worry, anxiety, and the pressures of cabin fever, as well as planning practical ways to move forward and remain optimistic.
Dr. Beth can be reached at 415-717-1294 for a free stress management consultation.
In addition, Beth Milwid has extensive experience in career development, strategic communications, employee training, and executive coaching. She served as a management development specialist at Apple Computer and senior manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young. Her clients have ranged from companies including US Airways, Charles Schwab, and the Tom Peters Group to nonprofits such as the Stanford Medical School and Marin Interfaith Council.
Dr. Beth has also worked as a career consultant. During the past few years, she has helped more than 100 individuals who lost their jobs find new opportunities. Her clients included engineers, attorneys, college counselors, administrative assistants, sales managers, and loan officers across the United States. She has taught career planning at Sonoma State University and the College of Marin.
Dr. Beth conducted a national research project on women’s careers and published a book, Working With Men, the first oral history account of American women in business. Her research was featured on the cover of Savvy magazine and book syndicated in 13 newspapers. Dr. Beth appeared on Larry King, Good Morning, America, NPR, and CNN, and spoke at conferences and universities across the country.
Beth Milwid graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Magna Cum Laude from Stanford University. She was awarded a Coro Foundation Fellowship in Public Affairs and received a PhD in Social/Clinical Psychology from the Wright Institute in Berkeley.
Dr. Beth enjoys music, comedy, writing, and travel and makes it a point to get to know people from all parts of the world.