Career Counseling with a Twist Laila Atallah Seattle Career Counselor

Biography
Laila Atallah has been working with individuals, schools, non-profits and corporations for 15+ years, helping hundreds of people realize their dreams and rise to their full potential.

With help from her clients, Laila has pioneered a unique, holistic approach to career counseling that takes into account all facets of a person’s life – family needs, finances, spirituality, values, strengths, passions, personality, and ultimately the individual’s vision for his or her own life.

Laila’s clients come from varied backgrounds – from solo entrepreneurs to upper level executives. While working with Private Industry Councils, she has also collaborated with numerous corporate clients, including Apple Computer, Hewlett-Packard, AMD and Kaiser Electronics.

Educated at the University of California, Berkeley, Laila has designed and delivered over one hundred classes and retreats involving career and personal development. Her work has been published in two resume books by acclaimed expert Yana Parker. Laila is also a former adjunct faculty member at Centerpoint Institute for Career and Life Renewal, and has been involved in Kithe Collaborative Divorce as a career counselor.

Featured in the Seattle Times and The Progress, she works with clients throughout the United States, Asia and Europe. She brings a deep commitment to helping people integrate creativity into their everyday lives.


	"The rendering and animation projects continue to roll in! Actually, it is exhilarating! I owe a lot to you for seeing me through all of my options, and coming to what I truly want as my life's work."


	Laila Atallah (206) 547 - 4709


	"Just wanted you to know I met with my manager at on Wednesday. He took a look at the resume and said 'I'll make a job for you.' It doesn't get any better in corporate America!"

	"You created a space in which I could laugh, cry, shout or whine with equal ease."

	"At the end of a session with you, I feel like running a marathon! I'd love for you to be my Muse in life because you make me feel so good about myself. Will you marry me? You're just so insightful, intuitive, inspiring about things I don't recognize in my life. Laila, you rock!"