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Locality: Encino

Phone: +1 818-905-0410



Address: 6345 Balboa Blvd, Bldg 2, Ste 126 91316 Encino, CA, US

Website: www.lacpa.org

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Los Angeles County Psychological Association 03.05.2021

LACPA Convention Call for Presentations - Deadline May 3rd Click the link below for information and application https://www.lacpa.org/call-for-presentations

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 22.04.2021

Psychologists and other mental health professionals are working to develop a new standard of care to address a rise in climate-related stress and anxiety, explains Dr. Susan Clayton.

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 13.04.2021

"Psychological research tells us that we need to do two things to get people to act in ways that protect or improve the environment: make it simple and make it ...personal." Click the link below to read the full article. https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2013/04/earth-day #EarthDay #Psychology #APA #SustainableLiving See more

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 02.04.2021

For Black Americans experiencing vicarious trauma in the wake of the Chauvin trial, taking time to acknowledge these feelings, seek comfort in community, and prioritize self-care can help start the healing process.

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 23.03.2021

No conviction can repair the harm done to the Floyd family. Today’s verdict provides accountability, but we must continue our work to root out the racial injustice that haunts our society and to fight systemic racism and use of force.

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 07.03.2021

While many feel relief at this verdict, this case’s conclusion does not eliminate the deeply rooted inequities that exist in our country and the racism and unconscious bias that permeate our structures and systems. More from APA President Dr. Jennifer F. Kelly:

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 19.02.2021

Creating a comfortable environment for your teletherapy sessions can help ease anxiety and make for a better overall experience, says Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge.

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 14.02.2021

Today begins #BlackHistoryMonth. As a health organization, we are committed to the process of change knowing that long-term, sustained efforts are needed to imp...rove access to culturally informed, evidence-based quality mental health care. We're prioritizing diverse communities, and believe that every family, youth, adult and community should have the resources and knowledge to discuss mental health concerns, connect with support, and have access to effective mental health care and suicide prevention resources. See more

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 08.02.2021

To: Those who need some words of appreciation and love today. We're always thinking of you, you matter, and you inspire us! From: Your AFSP family Send this #ValentinesDay card to your loved ones!

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 07.02.2021

Efforts to ease the loneliness experienced by many older adults during the isolation of COVID-19 may be needed more than ever after the pandemic ends, explains Dr. Benjamin Miller.

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 31.01.2021

Do narcissists take more selfies? Does vitamin D prevent depression? Here’s a look at some of the latest peer-reviewed studies within psychology and related fields.

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 22.01.2021

Feeling stressed out? These evidence-based tools can help you manage stress levels and protect both your mental and physical health.

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 13.01.2021

There are currently 540 open outbreak investigations across L.A. County, the highest we've ever had. Businesses MUST continue to follow public health protocols to slow the spread. For a list of open investigations visit: http://bit.ly/35uJGjt

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 11.01.2021

Work-related stress, if not addressed, can negatively impact both your mental and physical health. Here are some steps, big and small, that you can take to manage stress in your workplace.

Los Angeles County Psychological Association 05.01.2021

So many of our members love LACPA because they consider it their "professional home". Foster relationships with colleagues from all over LA County through our bi-annual socials, Clubs, Special Interest Groups, and Neighborhood Networking events. Check out our website to learn more! www.lacpa.org