Tag: therapy

  • Therapy Apps

    From NPR: Mental Health Apps: Like A ‘Therapist In Your Pocket’. [On one app,] [t]hroughout the day at random times, a “mood map” pops up on a user’s cell phone screen. “People drag a little red dot around that screen with their finger to indicate their current mood”…Users also can chart their energy levels, sleep…

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  • Passionate Marriage (in 6 Simple Steps)

    Couples’ lit spotlight: Passionate Marriage: Keeping Love and Intimacy Alive in Committed Relationships, by sex/relationship therapist, David Schnarch. The book samples actual sex therapy sessions to make its case. Don’t care to read 400 pages about how differentiation?  Try the six-point plan linked from Schnarch’s website, posted here minus the explanations: Operate from the Best in Yourself. Sustain…

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  • Choice v. Anxiety

      The client knows best–studies catching up: Flexible Treatment Intervention Associated With Greater Improvement In Anxiety Symptoms (Medical News Today).

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  • Los Feliz Psychotherapy

    I wonder if I should try therapy, but where do I even start? And do I really want to drive across the city every week? If you’ve found yourself thinking something like this, you’re not alone. Many people in Los Feliz and the surrounding neighborhoods—Silver Lake, Atwater Village, Hollywood—have discovered that having a therapist nearby…

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  • Tourette’s Therapy

    From the Los Angeles Times: Behavioral therapy effective in treating Tourette syndrome: The therapy, called comprehensive behavioral intervention for tics, has several elements. The key component, habit reversal training, helps patients become more aware of the urge to tic, then teaches them to engage in a voluntary behavior — rhythmic breathing, perhaps — that competes…

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