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Nina Barlevy, Psy.D.

5182 Katella #206 & 5212 Katella #104
Los Alamitos, CA, 90720
(562)301-1135
Los Alamitos California licensed psychologist | therapist

California Licensed Psychologist PSY 25242

5182 Katella Avenue #206                                                    5212 Katella Avenue #104 

Los Alamitos, CA 90720

Tel/Text: 562-301-1135                                               Fax: 562-493-1684

Nina Barlevy, Psy.D.

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Do Something Pleasant

February 2, 2017 Nina Barlevy

One very important skill in both Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as well as Dialectical Behavioral Therapy is Build Positive Experience. Try to do at least one thing every day to make yourself feel competent and in control. 

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Tags depression, CBT, DBT, activities
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Affirmations

July 2, 2015 Nina Barlevy

The thing I love most about affirmations is that they're about the easiest tool to use. If you can listen, you can do them--no practice required!

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Tags affirmations, stuart smalley, al franken, depression, anxiety, self esteem
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Mindfulness

June 4, 2015 Nina Barlevy

This month's Skill of the Month is Mindfulness. It is something that has been around for centuries but in recent years has gained more attention in the Western world. Basically, mindfulness is the opposite of multi-tasking. It is doing one thing at a time, with full attention to that which is being done and doing so without judgement.

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Tags mindfulness, anxiety, depression, gratitude
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