Nancy D. O'Reilly
Clinical psychologist Nancy D. O'Reilly, PsyD, has worked with women for more than 25 years. She founded the WomenSpeak Project to offer a supportive atmosphere for growing older in our society that does not support aging. Access ongoing research, e-newsletters, a free online consulting service, and resources about Health and Wellness, Relationships, Finances and Aging itself at "http://www.womenspeak.com">WomenSpeak.com.
Articles by this Author
10 Strategies for Avoiding Holiday Weight Gain: Proven Tips for Resisting Holiday Excess
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 6 December 2010
- Women's Issues
- Unrated
Do not let the holidays add five pounds of ugly fat to your frame. A clinical psychologist and women's expert offers proven techniques for preventing holiday weight gain. You can have holiday fun without eating too much of the wrong things. These ten strategies include tips for success that help women maintain their weight during the holidays.
Feel Fired Up, Fearless and Never Again Invisible
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 25 October 2010
- Women's Issues
- Unrated
A clinical psychologist offers tips for achieving the most fulfilling life at any age. No more feeling fearful, invisible and irrelevant. Instead you can be fearless and excited about your life. Connect with other people and take your rightful place in society. You are writing the story of your life, so make it the script you would most like to play.
Protect Yourself from Abuse, Assault and Rape
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 24 September 2010
- Women's Issues
- Unrated
A clinical psychologist talks with a self-defense experts about the psychology and physics of defending yourself against an assault. Tips include specific ways to strengthen your body language, techniques for fighting back, and ways to help young people around you learn to trust their instincts.
Build Your Self-Esteem with Positive Thoughts and Nine Crucial Actions
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 13 September 2010
- Women's Issues
- Unrated
Our youth-obsessed culture is saturated with retouched images of unrealistically thin and young women. In this unhealthy environment, many perfectly normal women struggle to feel good about themselves. A clinical psychologist offers a series of affirmations and nine concrete, positive actions that you can use to improve your self-esteem and body image.
Is Your Self Esteem Just About Your Looks and Will Nip-and-Tuck Help?
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 1 September 2010
- Women's Issues
- Unrated
What do most women have in common? Each of us has reached--or will reach--a point of feeling dissatisfied with something about ourselves as we get older. To fix this, women need to dispel the myths and take pride in themselves to change these negative self-images. We want and need to take back our personal power and re-invent ourselves as beautiful women.
Women: How to Get the Respect You Deserve at Any Age
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 24 August 2010
- Women's Issues
- Unrated
Women can use their marketing clout to gain more respect in today's society. They want and deserve to feel good about themselves no matter their age and this article provides strategies. Develop realistic expectations, nurture your mind, body, and spirit, and pursue your purpose and passion to feel visible. Use the checklist to notice where you stand and start creating the life of your dreams.
How Women Can Talk So Men Will Listen: Tips for Changing the Way You Speak to Guys
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 18 July 2010
- Women in Business
- Unrated
A clinical psychologist reviews a recent book that helps women figure out why men ignore or misunderstand them. With examples and tips, this article will help women communicate better in the workplace, in the community and at home.
How Women Can Talk So Men Will Listen: Tips for Changing the Way You Speak to Guys
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 18 June 2010
- Women in Business
- Unrated
A clinical psychologist reviews a recent book that helps women figure out why men ignore or misunderstand them. With examples and tips, this article will help women communicate better in the workplace, in the community and at home.
Women In Sports See Progress and Possibility in 2010
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 4 February 2010
- Women's Issues
- Unrated
Thirty-eight years after the passage of Title IX, women have made much progress yet still have a long way to go. An enthusiastic sportswoman and activist recounts some highlights of women's historic struggles and debunks common myths often used to bar further progress for women in athletic competition. Playing sports benefits both boys and girls, and both deserve a level playing field.
Shine Some Light on Winter Sadness
- By Nancy D. O'Reilly
- Published 1 February 2010
- Women's Issues
- Unrated
If winter makes you eat too much pasta, sleep late, take daily naps, yell at everyone around you and feel like hiding from the world, you need these tips from a clinical psychologist on how to beat Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). This condition, caused by too little light in wintertime, can often be relieved with light therapy and simple changes in behavior.


