Join us for this interview with Dr. Jessie Mahoney, a board-certified pediatrician who made a mid-career pivot to become a certified life and relationship coach as well as a yoga and mindfulness instructor.  She shares the challenges and joys during her transition, as well as how mindfulness was able to help her interact with her own family. 

Dr. Mahoney was a pediatrician and physician wellness leader at The Permanente Medical Group/Kaiser Permanente for 17 years.  She is the founder of Pause and Presence.  She offers mindful coaching to women to help ease their struggles with relationships, parenting, career transitions, and burnout. 

She is also a co-host of the Mindful Healers Podcast and a leader of the Mindful Healthcare Collective. She is a certified yoga instructor and teaches yoga on zoom and Youtube as well as at retreats and conferences around the world. She offers a special brand of “mindful yoga” as a nourishing gift for mind, body, and spirit. 

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