New Day Psychotherapy Group has been recognized as one of the top Southern California psychology practices.
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Address
- 5455 Garden Grove Blvd.
- Suite 200, Westminster, CA 92683
- 562.431.8822
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- 299 N. Euclid Ave.
- Suite 400, Pasadena, CA 91101
- 626.808.4600
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- 3350 E. Birch St.
- Suite 206, Brea, CA 92821
- 714.515.8510
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- 27401 Los Altos
- Suite 120, Mission Viejo, CA 92691
- 949.347.6771
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Business Hours
- Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Saturday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Sunday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Suffering, Acceptance, and Change
/in Uncategorized /by Albert Mellinkoff, PsyDSuffering, of one sort or another, often brings people into therapy. It may be the ache of an unrequited love, the gnawing sense of dissatisfaction with a job, or the stabbing pain of a loved one’s death. It may be the relentless misery of chronic depression, the oppressiveness of an addiction, or the crippling panic […]
Grief as a Normal and Healthy Process
/in Uncategorized /by Dan Cunningham, PsyDWestern culture impresses upon many of us the need to exert personal control over the process of dying and grief in general, that is to say we must do everything we can to prevent the inevitable. In many cases, this futile individual effort continues even after a loved one has died. Meanwhile surviving family members […]
Avoiding Exercise Addiction: The Key is Awareness and Balance
/in Uncategorized /by Milagros Saxon, PhD - CEOOkay, the holidays are over and it is the beginning of a New Year and you want to work on the new you. You have created an idea of how you want to move forward with your exercise plan and have bought a membership to your local gym or fitness studio. What could possibly go […]
Dealing with Difficult People
/in Uncategorized /by John Shepard, EdDMost people are regularly stressed and frustrated by the behaviors of co-workers, bosses, internal and external customers. This article will help you understand and effectively cope with the “difficult people” you encounter. What is a “difficult person”? The dictionary defines “difficult people” as “causing hardship”, “needing skill and effort to handle”, and “not easy […]
The Value of Comprehensive Career Counseling
/in Uncategorized /by John Shepard, EdDThe utilization of a comprehensive approach to career development is essential to the exploration and validation of who you are and can be as a person. The direction and form your career takes is important. Half of an adult’s working life involves work activity. Additionally, it is estimated that 50% of a person’s happiness and […]
Four Questions to Healing
/in Uncategorized /by LifeStance HealthWhen I was in grad school I took a particular interest in cross-cultural healing. What I found was that many ancient and tribal cultures approached psychological issues with great concern for the creative, younger part of the individual. If someone was unhappy, anxious, depressed or just feeling stuck in life, they would visit the village […]
Guilt and Shame: How are they different?
/in Uncategorized /by Albert Mellinkoff, PsyDEvery one of us – at least those of us who are not psychopaths – has experienced guilt and shame at some point in our lives. Many people experience them on a daily basis. Sometimes we think of guilt and shame as being one and the same, but they’re really not. They serve two very […]
Differentiation
/in Uncategorized /by Albert Mellinkoff, PsyDOne of the biggest myths perpetuated by classic children’s stories – and by Hollywood – is that, once they are married, couples live “happily ever after.” The reality, as we’ve all heard by now, is that nearly half of marriages in the United States end in divorce. Many obstacles factor into that dispiriting statistic, but […]