Dr Gilda Carle

DR. GILDA CARLE (Ph.D.) is a Business & Relationship Strategist, using Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" for inspiration. She coaches clients worldwide at www.DrGilda. com As a celebrity media personality, she was the therapist on national TV's Sally Jessy Raphael show, as well as other TV & news shows as diverse as Howard Stern, Dateline, Court TV, and Trinity Broadcasting Network. She gives Business Wellness keynotes for the bottom line. As President of the former non-profit Country Cures, Dr. Gilda uniquely applied Country Music to empower Homeless Female Veterans and get them off the streets and into profitable careers. She is a product spokesperson (Hallmark, Harlequin, Sprint, Cottonelle, Galderma Pharmaceuticals, Match. com, more), keynote speaker, Professor Emerita of Business, and author of 19 books, including "Real Men Don't Go Woke," “Don’t Bet on the Prince!” (test question on “Jeopardy”), “How to WIN When Your Mate Cheats” (literary award winner from London Book Festival), and “Don’t Lie on Your Back for a Guy Who Doesn’t Have Yours” (featured on National Enquirer’s Health Page).

Dr. Gilda wrote the weekly “30-Second Therapist” column for the Today Show, the “Ask Dr. Gilda” column for Match, and the "Ask Dr. Gilda" column for the National Enquirer as the Relationship Expert to the Stars. She was the therapist in HBO’s Emmy Award winner, “Telling Nicholas,” featured on Oprah, where she led a family to tell their 7-year-old that his mom was killed in the World Trade Center bombing. She hosted Twentieth Century Fox’s “Dr. Gilda” TV show pilot, MTV’s “Love Doc,” and TV shows on Trinity Broadcasting Network.

The New York Times called Dr. Gilda “the busiest television therapist in the business,” and Gannett newspapers named her "TV's #1 talk-show therapist, hotter than the Sahara, part philosopher and part stand-up comic."

Dr. Gilda currently teaches in the MBA program at the University of Arizona Global Campus. Whether it's a personal relationship dilemma or a professional business issue, one always impacts the other, and she is well-versed in both. Dr. Gilda uniquely empowers and emboldens with her own brand of humor, pop culture, authenticity, and directness. Her approach significantly cuts the time needed to grow!

A university dean named Dr. Gilda "Mother Teresa with the Wall Street Journal." She loves seeing people enhance their lives.