Hi! I’m Dr. Christine Li,

Procrastination Coach.

My Understanding about Procrastination:

Procrastination is a subject that fascinates me and is near and dear to my heart. In working with procrastinators and in trying to increase my own productivity, I realized that many procrastinators suffer in solitude. I also observed that Procrastinators are not only isolated, but many also tend to lack basic and fundamental skills necessary for getting things done. And I don’t necessarily mean ones that are easily teachable –how to communicate in a timely manner, how to handle other people’s expectations, and how to let go of the need to be perfect, for example. I’ve seen over and over again how Procrastinators benefit from reaching out for assistance and then rather happily emerge from their feelings of shame and their sense of stagnation.

My hope is that this Procrastination Coach website, the accompanying blog, and my services, will allow many Procrastinators to find the guidance and relief they have been hoping for.

My Areas of Professional Interest:

Experience and Qualifications:

I am a N.Y.S.-licensed clinical psychologist working in private practice in New York City and Westchester, New York. I have conducted Procrastination Workshops at Columbia University, New York-Presbyterian Medical School, the New York City Guitar School, the YMCA of White Plains, and in the New York City community.

I have provided in-service trainings on Procrastination at the counseling service centers at Columbia University, New York-Presbyterian Medical School, SUNY College-Purchase, Fordham University, Barnard College, and Scarsdale High School.

In my work, I draw from my many years of experience working with university-aged students at Adelphi University, Pace University-Pleasantville, Columbia University, and New York-Presbyterian Medical School. I started the “Procrastination Coach” website in 2009 to connect to the wider population of Procrastinators at large.