A group of therapists go to a conference in Aspen. After the conference they decide to try their hand at skiing. They all decide to take a lesson with a local ski instructor. After a long and grueling day on the slope, the instructor looks to his co-worker and say, "my God, I've never seen so many Freudians slip".
Hahaha!
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
What Does Your Personality Say About You?
In today’s competitive work environment, many businesses and some schools now require their candidates to take personality assessments and/ or career assessments as a part of their interviewing process. These results can help or harm a candidate’s chance of getting the job however they may never know what came between them and their dream job. Knowing what you get and how you score it might even help in choosing an appropriate career fit. Some examples of their tests include but are not limited to Kolby Career Inventory, Myers-Briggs Test, and Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory also commonly known as the MMPI.
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Monday, April 11, 2011
Katie Tyler talks to local schools about bullying
Los Angeles Family Therapy's Katie Tyler is taking her message to the community! Inspired by the increase in school bullying and the dynamics of how to decrease it, Katie Tyler emailed local schools and asked to speak to the students and teaching staff about this important issue.
Her first presentation is going to be on April 25th at The Blair Middle School in Pasadena.
If your student is bullying or being bullied and you would like more information, or would like a consultation or appointment with Katie Tyler please contact
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Music for your Mood
Music can be such a major part of our lives. It can grab our attention, affect our moods, trigger memories, and be a companion to us for many of our daily activities. I was recently introduced to a website called Stereo Mood. This website gives you playlists for a variety of moods and emotional states. It got me thinking of the power of music. But these days, with our increasingly busy lives, how we listen to music has changed. When was the last time you sat down and really listened to your music and not just had it on in the background while doing something else? Take the time for yourself to stop, put on your favorite song or album, and listen! It might even be good for your mood.
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