DJ Watson (he/him)
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist & Consultant
Pinnacle Counseling; Support Staff
DJ received his B.S. in Environmental Science and M.A. (with honors) in Marriage and Family Therapy from NEIU. He has over 15 years of experience working with individuals, families, communities, and organizations to identify and address issues of race, class, culture, sexuality, gender, and ethnicity in an ever-changing world. DJ is the Director of Therapeutic Support Services for Chicago non-profit, Support Staff. He works as a private consultant and has appeared on NPR as a relationship expert.
Instagram @DJ_ The _Therapist
Collaborations with DJ
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There is no doubt that change is hard, so DJ Watson explores reasons why change can be so stressful, why we stay stuck in our ways, and some pathways to start us towards where we want to go.
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When we work, we spend a lot of time working. It seems to be a never-ending, ongoing wheel of shifts and events, and it's something a lot of individuals working in hospitality are drawn to. But our brains can't really differentiate between when we're at work and not, so what is happening to our behavioral patterns in the times we're working? How does our working life affect our lives and relationships outside of work?
In this seminar, we'll explore how the culture of the hospitality and adjacent industries impacts our personal lives in ways that are both helpful and harmful.