Vinita Menon

Bicultural life, sandwich gen, parenting & relationships - I'm here for all of it.

Female from Saint Charles, United states and speaks English

Available for Collaboration, Interviews in Remote Formats

I'm Vinita Menon, clinical psychologist. I speak about communication, across teams, within bicultural and multigeneration families. I teach a method to overcome limiting beliefs in order to communicate with confidence.

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Cultural IdentityIndianClinical Psychology

About Vinita Menon

I’m a clinical psychologist who has spent years helping executives and women break through the barriers of limiting beliefs.

As a first-generation Indian American, I understand the nuances of navigating identity in a bicultural landscape.

Having raised two daughters in the US, I have experienced firsthand the challenges and joys of parenting across cultures.

My work focuses on instilling confidence in communication, whether it’s in the boardroom or at home.

I’m passionate about discussing the dynamics of family relationships, cultural identity, and the importance of effective dialogue in today's diverse environment.

Let's dive into these conversations together!

Availability for Interviews

Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 9am to 5pm America/Chicago

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Target Audience

I'm Vinita Menon, clinical psychologist. I speak about communication, across teams, within bicultural and multigeneration families. I teach a method to overcome limiting beliefs in order to communicate with confidence.

Why Invite Vinita Menon as a Guest?

1) I bring relatable stories from my bicultural life that resonate with listeners. 2) My clinical expertise in psychology equips me to address common challenges in parenting and relationships. 3) I inspire audiences to overcome limiting beliefs, empowering them to communicate confidently. 4) As a first-generation Indian American, I offer unique insights into navigating cultural identity. 5) My engaging style ensures that conversations are lively and memorable.