Miriam Groom: How Behavioural Psychology Can Transform Your Career and Prevent Burnout

Miriam GroomMiriam Groom, Behavioural Profiler & Career TherapistMiriam Groom is the Founder and CEO of Mindful Career, a psychologist-led career strategy firm helping individuals align their careers with who they are, psychologically and professionally.With a Master’s in Psychology and over 20 years of experience in recruitment and human capital, including leadership roles at KPMG, Miriam combines behavioural science with real-world market insight to help people make clear, confident career decisions.After experiencing burnout in what appeared to be the “perfect” career, she developed a methodology that goes beyond surface-level advice, focusing on alignment between personality, strengths, and the nervous system.She has helped over 10,000 individuals transform their careers, and her work has been featured in Forbes, NBC, CTV News, and Harvard Business Review.

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