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Therapy as New Language

by Sophie Davis-Cohen, MSW | Oct 14, 2019 | Affordable Therapy Los Angeles, individual therapy, Parenting, Relationships, Uncategorized, Wright Institute Los Angeles

Finding language for what we think and feel is part of the work of therapy. How can we open our heart and mind through encounters with new language?

What Is “Insta-Therapy”?

by Aimee C. Martínez, Psy.D. | Oct 11, 2019 | Affordable Therapists in Los Angeles, career, individual therapy, Relationships, Uncategorized, Wright Institute Los Angeles

Instagram is not therapy but it can be part of the process.

Is Clutter Really That Bad?

by Katherine Smith, PsyD | Apr 1, 2019 | Affordable Therapy Los Angeles, individual therapy, Relationships, Uncategorized, women

Marie Kondo is changing the way we think about our belongings much like the show “Hoarders” did when it entered the zeitgeist. But what does our relationship to our belongings mean?

Pigeons and Resilience

by Hudad Toulloui, M.A. | Mar 25, 2019 | Affordable Therapists in Los Angeles, Affordable Therapy Los Angeles, family therapy, grief, individual therapy, Relationships, Uncategorized

Pigeons’ capacity to adapt to their environment and remain focused on their goal can teach us a lot about not giving up.

Celebrating International Women’s Day, Celebrating Diversity

by Jessica Sardas, AMFT | Mar 6, 2019 | Affordable Therapy Los Angeles, holiday, individual therapy, Relationships, Uncategorized, Wright Institute Los Angeles

This blog is about women, not only biological women, but anyone who identifies as woman, female, she/her. It is also about the women in all of us.

Know Thyself—Celebrating African American History as a Nation and as Individuals

by Tamala Black, Psy.D. | Feb 18, 2019 | Affordable Therapists in Los Angeles, grief, holiday, Relationships, Wright Institute Los Angeles

Maybe the Caged Bird sings because of spiritual faith, cultural foundation, knowledge, wisdom and resiliency.