Dr. Stephanie Collier is a board-certified psychiatrist and certified executive coach. She works at the boundary where clinical science and leadership converge, helping executives perform at their best without sacrificing their well-being.
The path to executive coaching, for Dr. Stephanie Collier, began in clinical medicine. She earned her medical degree at Ben Gurion University, then completed her psychiatry residency at Duke University, where she learned to observe the patterns beneath human behavior: the ways we adapt under pressure, the moments we fail to, and the quiet signals that something has begun to change. Her consultation-liaison psychiatry fellowship at Brigham and Women's Hospital sharpened this lens further. Consultation-liaison is the discipline of being called into difficult situations where the medical and the psychological cannot be separated, where a patient's distress is woven into the fabric of their physical reality. It is, in many ways, the perfect preparation for working with executives, whose performance and well-being are similarly inseparable. Today, Dr. Collier holds a faculty appointment at Harvard Medical School and serves as Director of Education for the Division of Geriatric Psychiatry at McLean Hospital, the nation's top-ranked psychiatric institution. Her MPH from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health adds a systems-level understanding of how environments shape outcomes. This clinical training, combined with her executive coaching certification, allows her to see what others miss: the early signs of burnout before it becomes a crisis, the cognitive patterns that undermine decision-making, the interpersonal dynamics that no 360 review can fully capture.
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