by calpsychiatry | Jan 13, 2021 | Couples Therapy, Dating, Family, Marriage, Mental Health, Podcast, Relationships, Social Issues, Therapy, Women's Mental Health
Kirstin Carl is a Licensed Psychotherapist serving clients in Los Angeles, for the past 13 years; and now in virtual sessions, throughout California. She specializes in helping women break through barriers to fulfilling relationships. She firmly believes, “It’s not...
by calpsychiatry | Dec 9, 2020 | Couples Therapy, Dating, Mental Health, Podcast, Relationships, Sex Therapy, Video, Women's Mental Health
Dr. Nazanin Moali is a licensed clinical psychologist and an AASECT certified Sex Therapist. Her private practice is located in Torrance and she specializes in working with couples and individuals struggling with issues of sex and intimacy. Dr. Moali hosts a weekly...
by calpsychiatry | Nov 23, 2020 | Anxiety, Article, Dating, Depression, Environment, Mental Health, Oppression, Relationships, Social Issues, Stress, Tech, Technology, Telepsychiatry, Young Adults
In this time, many people feel more isolated than ever due to COVID, politics, etc. People may feel alone in their views and “up in arms” against people who may disagree with them. Author Tania Israel’s new book, Beyond Your Bubble seeks to retrain people in empathy...
by calpsychiatry | Oct 2, 2020 | Anxiety, Dating, Depression, Mental Health, Podcast, Relationships, Social Issues, Stress, Teens, Trauma, Women's Mental Health, Young Adults
Jennie Steinberg owns a Los Angeles-based psychotherapy practice called Through the Woods Therapy Center, where she oversees a staff of four strength-based, social justice oriented clinicians, and has been a practicing therapist for over a decade. She's been...
by calpsychiatry | Jul 30, 2020 | Aging, Anxiety, Apps, Article, Dating, Depression, PTSD, Relationships, Sleep, Social Issues, Technology, Telepsychiatry, Uncategorized, Women's Mental Health
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists are even more motivated to see what social isolation does to the human brain. While direct causality cannot be assumed just yet, researchers suggest that social isolation can lead to cognitive decline and even a shrinkage...
by calpsychiatry | Jul 2, 2020 | Anxiety, Article, Dating, Depression, Relationships, Social Issues, Women's Mental Health
A new study conducted by a University of Arizona lab suggests that affection may be more genetically predetermined than we originally thought. While most physical attributes we have can be linked to certain genes, our personalities are much more complicated. In fact,...
