Peter Vajda, Ph.D., C.P.C. is an astute observer of the human condition and is a passionate pioneer in the field of mind-body-spirit integrative functioning and development. Dr. Vajda is dedicated to supporting individuals and groups to enhance their understanding of how to live consciously in, and from, the state of well-being that arises from the inside out which deeply supports an individual's ability to change, grow and evolve.
Peter brings a diversified base of professional expertise - as an entrepreneur, an educator, a facilitator, and a manager. He is sensitive to the diverse perspectives, demands and dynamics of relationships. Since 1981, he has facilitated individuals, couples, groups and organizations.
His life and the orientation he brings to coaching, consulting and facilitating are deeply influenced by his understanding of, and his experience in personal growth and spiritual realization that integrate the insights of contemporary psychology and psychodynamics.
For over twenty-five years, Peter's has been committed to his own personal and spiritual development. His experience in working with the "whole body" is based on his studies of psychodynamics, ego development, bioenergetics as well as energy healing. He has been a student and practitioner of meditation, mindfulness and visualization for over twenty years and incorporates these practices in his work with his clients.
Peter earned his Ph.D. in Education and Cognitive Psychology from Fordham University. His post-graduate work is in organizational behavior at NYU's Stern School of Business.
For the past 12 years he has written a weekly column – “Food-For-Thought” - focusing on moving through the obstacles and barriers that stand in the way of meaningful change. He writes a weekly column – Know Thyself - for the widely acclaimed international website – Management Issues.
His book– Becoming a Better You, Who You Are vs. Who You Think You Are – was published in October, 2013.
