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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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Encouragement

November 3, 2016 Nina Barlevy

Cheerleaders have the task of keeping the audience engaged, entertained, and to help the athletes stay motivated in the game, even when things are not looking so good for the team. It's a hard job to keep spirits up when it looks like you're losing. The idea behind Encouragement is just that, though.

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Tags DBT, encourage, Marsha Linehan, radical acceptance, affirmations
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Prayer/Poetry

September 1, 2016 Nina Barlevy

The goal of this month's skill is to bring comfort to ourselves or others, to remind ourselves of all the positive things that we have going for us, and sometimes, depending on where you are, to bring together a community and show support for one another.

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Tags prayer, poetry, radical acceptance, sleep, gratitude, imagery
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Radical Acceptance

January 7, 2016 Nina Barlevy

Radical acceptance is, in a nutshell, "radically" (all the way) accepting what is reality. This is deceptively simple, but so powerful when implemented. Radically accepting something does not mean you agree with it or think it is justified.

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Tags radical acceptance, Marsha Linehan, DBT, anxiety, bipolar disorder, borderline personality, eating disorders, anger
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