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Silberman School of Social Work Professor Melody Wilding Discusses the Benefits of Owning Your Successes

December 5, 2018
Melody Wilding

Melody Wilding, a licensed clinical social worker, professor of human behavior at Hunter College and performance coach for clients in high-powered jobs, discusses why it can be difficult for some of us to accept compliments in the New York Times.

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