Margaret

Margaret Thompson, Ph.D., is an instructor at the University of California, Berkeley, where she focuses on teaching the psychology of interpersonal communication. She earned her Ph.D. in Social Psychology from UC Berkeley, having been honored as a Distinguished Research Fellow and recipient of the Chancellor's Award. Margaret furthered her expertise by completing a specialization in Organizational Psychology at Stanford University.

In her private practice based in San Francisco, Dr. Thompson has assisted individuals facing various challenges such as workplace dynamics, personal growth, stress management, resilience building, career transitions, emotional intelligence, leadership development, and work-life balance. She has also contributed to community workshops aimed at enhancing social skills and fostering positive interactions among participants.

Dr. Thompson is the author of two well-received books: "Bridging the Gap: Strategies for Effective Communication in Relationships" and "Finding Your Voice: How to Speak Up and Be Heard in a Noisy World." Her latest publication explores how authentic communication can deepen connections and improve mutual understanding between partners, friends, and colleagues.

On a sunny afternoon in March 2023, Margaret presented her insights at a seminar held in the heart of Silicon Valley, inspiring many with her engaging and practical advice on how to navigate modern relationships and professional environments successfully.