Recognized expertise in career identity and mental health
Our work explores the intersection of mental health, professional ambition, and career sustainability. We’ve been featured in Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg for our insights on mental health in demanding industries.
Azimuth was founded to address the overlooked mental health challenges of high-achieving professionals. When Harvard Business Review published our piece on career enmeshment, it became one of their most-read articles, confirming what we already knew — professionals in high-pressure careers needed better support.
Since then, leaders across industries have sought our expertise. The need is clear, and we’re committed to helping shape the conversation. From anxiety and burnout to career identity and performance, we help professionals — and their families — navigate the psychological toll of ambitious careers.
What happens when your career becomes your whole identity?
Burned out? Maybe you should care less about your job
How Attorneys Can Break Free From Career Enmeshment
Confronting 'achievement trauma' requires rethinking identity
Overworked: Why Boston’s Brightest Industry Stars Are Throwing in the Towel
Why we define ourselves by our jobs
Burned out? You're not alone, and the world is finally paying attention.
I couldn't get hired for a year—it changed my attitude toward work
Stop Asking People ‘What Do You Do?’
Simone Biles' career shows why putting your mental health first can pay off in the end
Try these easy ways to improve your mental clarity in decision-making, especially when you're overwhelmed
New mothers, let's talk about your professional identity crisis
If You Journal for Mental Health, Here Are Some Effective Prompts
A workaholic's guide to building a sense of self outside of professional achievement
What Really is a Psychologically Safe Work Culture?
Struggling with challenging work projects? Follow these pro tips
How to Work From Home Without Losing Your Mind
How to Cope with Grief and Loss During COVID-19
Welcome to Burnout Nation, where stress makes everything not OK
How to Plan Better After-Work Activities
A clinical psychologist discusses where Gen Z stands in the workplace