James J. De Santis, Ph.D.

Clinical Psychology
California License #PSY10315

138 North Brand Boulevard, Suite 300
Glendale, California 91203-4618
TEL (818) 551-1714

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Clinical Services

Services & Specializations
Psychological Assessment Services
Personal Development Groups
Professional Resume
Freeway Directions to Our Office
Notice of Privacy Practices

Articles on Psychology by Dr. De Santis

What's a Clinical Psychologist?
How to Recommend a Psychologist
What is Psychological Testing?
About Group Therapy
Managed Care Dilemmas
Raising a Responsible Child
Finding Answers About Learning Disabilities
Identifying Attention Problems
Finding Love
Romance in Relationships
Exiting a Troubled Relationship
Putting a Positive Attitude to Work
Stress & Burn-Out
Suggestions for Better Sleep
Overcoming Panic Attacks
Preventing Relapse
Traumatic Stress and Recovery
Disaster Anniversary Reactions
Accepting Life's Losses

Suggested Books

Bibliographies

Community Resources

The Assessment List -- Metropolitan Los Angeles Psychodiagnostic Assessment Resource Directory
The Group List -- Metropolitan Los Angeles Outpatient Group Therapy Resource Directory
The Pediatric Psychiatrist List -- Metropolitan Los Angeles Pediatric Psychiatrist Resource Directory
The Psychiatrist List -- Metropolitan Los Angeles Psychiatrist Resource Directory
Health, Mental Health, Government, and Community Internet Links
Local Sliding-Scale Mental Health Clinics

Business Resources for Mental Health Professionals

Article--How to Market Your Private Practice as a Successful Business
Private Practice Office Forms Kit
Professional Development Workshops
Professional Marketing Manual: "Best Thing I Ever Did For My Practice"
Professional Business Advertising

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