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Alexandra E. Dickinson

Alexandra E. Dickinson

Psychotherapist and Negotiation Coach

New York, NY
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Summary

Alexandra E. Dickinson is a psychotherapist with Rose Hill Psychological Services, specializing in psychodynamic therapy for individuals navigating life transitions. She works with high school and college students, new parents, and professionals, helping them address issues like depression, anxiety, emotional intelligence, perfectionism, relational conflicts, grief, loss, and self-esteem. Her approach is characterized by warmth, support, and an integration of mindfulness and meditation techniques, stemming from her background as a trained yoga teacher. rosehillpsychological
As the Founder and CEO of Ask For It, Alexandra E. Dickinson is an entrepreneur and negotiation coach dedicated to empowering clients to advocate for themselves effectively. Her company provides training and coaching to individuals, teams, and organizations, promoting a 'creative problem-solving' mindset in negotiations. She teaches practical strategies such as thorough research, clearly defining desired outcomes (using 'wish, want, walk' numbers), and communicating respectfully to achieve successful agreements. Her expertise in this field has been widely recognized and featured in various articles and speaking engagements. ellevatenetwork+4
Alexandra E. Dickinson holds multiple degrees from New York University, including a Bachelor of Science (BS) and a Master of Arts (MA) in Media, Culture and Communication, and more recently, a Master of Social Work (MSW) from the Silver School of Social Work (2021-2023). Her academic background in communications, combined with her social work training, underpins her ability to address complex interpersonal dynamics in both her therapeutic and negotiation coaching roles. rosehillpsychological+1
Alexandra E. Dickinson is a contributing writer for Women@Forbes and has been widely quoted and featured as an expert in negotiation and career advice across various prominent platforms. She has shared her insights on topics such as salary negotiation, avoiding common job mistakes, and navigating awkward money conversations in publications like CNBC. Her contributions extend to speaking engagements at prestigious organizations such as UN Women, Ms. Foundation for Women, Columbia Business School, Investopedia, and SXSW, highlighting her influence in career development and empowerment. ellevatenetwork+5

Work

Education

Writing

If you haven't had these 3 money conversations yet, do it now—using these exact scripts

January 1, 2021

A CNBC.com article where Alexandra Dickinson is quoted as a career and negotiation expert, recommending a three-sentence script for discussing salary with co-workers.

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Copeland Coaching Podcast: 161 | Salary Negotiation

March 1, 2018

A podcast episode where Alexandra Dickinson discusses common misconceptions about negotiation, the importance of research, how to determine salary expectations, and basic negotiation tips for new and current jobs. She also shares about speaking at SXSW on the gender pay gap.

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Don't make this $5,000 job mistake

October 1, 2017

A CNBC.com article where Alexandra Dickinson, as founder and CEO of Ask For It, provides tips on negotiating job offers, emphasizing research, clarity, and respectful asking.

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How to negotiate anything in 3 steps

September 1, 2017

An article on CNBC.com where Alexandra Dickinson explains an easy, three-step process to negotiate effectively: prepare with research, hone in on what you want (using 'wish, want, walk' numbers), and ask respectfully.

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Hobbies

Alexandra is a trained yoga teacher and incorporates mindfulness and meditation into her psychotherapy practice. rosehillpsychological