Have you been repeatedly told to stop making mountains out of molehills?
Do people think you’re always trying to cause trouble?
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Dr. Debra, renowned relationship expert, is a regularly featured guest expert in all forms of media: television, print, and radio. She's also a speaker and a columnist, having spoken and written about hundreds of topics – but specifically in self development, relationships and family topics.
Debra hosted her own radio program for over two years called Shrink Rap , plus many radio shows use her as their resident shrink for advice on problems from Relationship/Intimacy problems to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Dr. Debra has a unique ability of combining compassion and sensitivity with wit and a take-charge approach. She loves interacting with people of all types who want to improve their lives. She's comfortable engaging with people right off the cuff--live in front of the camera or microphone.
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“Dr. Debra” Mandel is a renowned psychologist with over twenty years experience helping couples and individuals from adolescence through geriatrics overcome adversity and learn how to THRIVE! Find out about Dr. Debra’s incredible anxiety relief tips. Click here to learn more about Dr. Debra’s practice.
Dr. Debra, renowned relationship expert, is a member of the American Psychological Association and the Los Angeles County Psychological Association, Dr. Debra graduated summa cum laude from California State University, Northridge, in just three years, and then received her Master’s in psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology in 1984. She earned her doctorate degree in clinical psychology in 1987, and was licensed to practice in California in 1989. In addition to advanced training in Gestalt therapy, she has also received specialized training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing), a therapy approach particularly beneficial to trauma patients. Click here to read Dr. Debra’s full biography
According to —Carol Widmer, Former CFP—Director, Good Samaritan Hospital, “Dr. Debra Mandel captures her audience with charisma and warmth. She demonstrates a highly unique capacity to present serious subject matter with great energy and enthusiasm. Never have we had such a dynamic and engaging speaker.” (Click here for more Testimonials)
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