For 15 years, Tiffany Dow thrived as an Executive Assistant in global corporations, mastering high-stakes environments, relentless problem-solving, and the art of anticipating others’ needs. But beneath the polished professionalism, she saw something deeper: the hidden emotional toll of the role. The stress. The blurred boundaries. The quiet burnout that so many Administrative Professionals carry without acknowledgment.

That realization sparked a life-changing shift.

In A Therapist’s Take: What an EA-Turned-Therapist Wants You to Know About the Emotional Life of Admins, Tiffany shares how her career as an EA led her to pursue a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Having witnessed firsthand the emotional weight of administrative work, she felt called to help others navigate the complex mental and emotional landscape of their roles.

Now a licensed therapist and executive coach, Tiffany supports both executives and Administrative Professionals through challenges like burnout, boundary-setting, self-worth, conflict resolution, and workplace stress. With a no-nonsense, deeply compassionate approach, she helps clients distill purpose, clear out “life noise,” and make room for true well-being and sustainable success.

About Tiffany Dow
Tiffany’s fifteen years as an executive assistant in global corporations inspired her to pursue a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs with an emphasis on trauma and addiction. Tiffany specializes in coaching clients on executive presence, corporate trauma, grief/ loss, boundaries, work/life integration, avoiding burnout, and preventing toxic team dynamics.  Tiffany distills purpose, promotes clarity and helps offload unnecessary "life noise" in order to focus on both emotional well-being and career results. She has worked across a variety of industries including private equity, management consulting, litigation, department of defense, department of corrections, and diversity, equity and inclusion as well as the nonprofit sector