Richard P. Himmer, PhD
Dr. Richard Himmer is a seasoned professional with expertise in Emotional Intelligence (EI), Clinical Hypnotherapy and Workplace Bullying prevention. He holds an MBA, a master’s degree in psychology and a PhD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. He combines academic knowledge with practical experience.
His doctoral dissertation focused on the Impact of Emotional Intelligence on Workplace Bullying, showcasing his commitment to understanding and addressing complex workplace dynamics. Dr. Himmer leverages the subconscious (EI) to facilitate internal healing, fostering healthy interpersonal relationships built on trust and respect.
With a unique blend of humor and a profound understanding of human behavior, relationships, team dynamics, and client care, Dr. Himmer provides hands-on tools for personal and team growth. His ability to make sense of intricate psychological concepts translates into effective coaching and guidance.
As an accomplished author, he has penned four books: "Listen & Lead: The Micro Skills of a Leader," "Listen & Lead: The Micro Skills of a Leader – Workbook," "Models & Definitions: A Contextual Understanding of Finding Happiness" and “How ‘NOT’ To Retire: A Psychological Approach to a Healthy & Wealthy Retirement” (workbook).
Phone: 253.686.3570 | Email: drh@madronafinancial.com | Website: madronafinancial.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/richard-himmer-phd
Latest articles by Richard P. Himmer, PhD
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A Great Financial Adviser Starts With Finding Problems
Once the problems are identified, they then solve those problems, with a focus on their client's wants, needs, values and short- and long-term goals.
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD Published
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Key to a Happy Retirement? Finding Yourself
Embracing your identity and purpose in retirement can help you avoid negative behaviors that thwart your happiness, joy and well-being.
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD Published
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How to Stop Boredom From Ruining Your Happy Retirement
Retirees who explore new interests and have an active social life are more likely to find joy — and even greatness — in the newfound freedom of retirement.
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD Published
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Can Money Buy You Happiness? Yes, It Can. However…
Having a higher income doesn't mean you also have enough of the other things that make you feel truly happy and wealthy (relationships, hobbies, time).
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD Published
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The Five Stages of Retirement (and How to Skip Three of Them)
Getting the first step wrong inevitably means you’ll go through stages three through five. Get step one right, and it’s a two-step process.
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD Published