Psyphera fosters effective collaboration and ignites leadership.

We help teams realize their full potential by giving them tools that help them work smarter, more efficiently, more collaboratively.

Our proven approach is grounded in science, common sense, and empathy. Contact us and let us help you optimize your organization today.

Psyphera has been instrumental in honing our communication skills, including body language, difficult patient and advocate encounters, sharing bad news, and discussing medical errors.

Joey Parker, DO, FACP

Program Director, St. Joseph Internal Medicine Residency

Hospital Medicine, St. Joseph Medical Center

evidence-based

Proven to work in hundreds of companies for over five decades.

compassionate

A process grounded in understanding and empathy

adaptable

A toolset that will work everywhere—your work life, your personal life

WHO WE HELP

community health centers

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residency programs

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unlock the potential of your relationships

Genuine, meaningful interactions foster a supportive environment where everyone succeeds.

create high-performing teams

Swap unwanted stress and drama for compassion and connection.

get compliant

Communications planning tailored for your organization helps you create a safe, compliant environment.

We are immensely grateful for Dr. Singh’s expertise. Process Communication Training has been a pivotal step in improving our organization’s communication, team cohesion, and overall effectiveness.

Kanoa Ng, MEd

Executive Director

Hui Mālama Ola Nā ʻŌiwi

Invisible no more: the healing power of being present

April 29, 2025

Gurdev Singh

He ran away at thirteen. Jobs came and went. Friends disappeared. Shelters became home. The worst part wasn’t the cold or the hunger – it was being invisible. The seizure hit like lightning – violent, sudden, unforgiving. One minute, Jake was trembling on the hospital bed, sweating and muttering through the fog of alcohol withdrawal. The next, his body convulsed uncontrollably, his eyes …

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We’ll be chopping your leg off today  

February 28, 2025

Gurdev Singh

In Room 342, the patient, ‘Tony’, was facing one of the most difficult challenges of his life – the amputation of his lower leg. My colleague, Dr. Lee (a Hospitalist) describes how his interactions with Tony caused a total shift on his perspective of patient communication. “I did my best to help Tony understand why his leg could not be saved. This was a non-healing, infected leg ulcer t…

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The Communication Code

December 9, 2024

Gurdev Singh

Sarah drummed her fingers on her desk at Riverdale Community Health Center, staring at the third angry email about missing patient records. As front desk coordinator, she knew her team was better than this. But lately, the administrative staff seemed to be working in completely different universes. Wendy, the Executive Director, showed her frustration by waving unsigned insurance forms that onl…

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