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Dr. Kristen Zaleski

Trauma Psychotherapy and Neuro Informed Conceptualizations

https://youtu.be/pZkRlEKO_0A Clinical Director, Dr. Kristen Zaleski, Ph.D., LCSW, discusses Trauma Psychotherapy and Neuro-Informed Conceptualizations for evidence based mental health treatment. Listen to Dr. Zaleski give her clinical perspective on uniting cognitive and body based therapies as a leading practice when treating clients at The Mental Health Collective in Newport Beach, CA. Trauma Programs Functional Recovery

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Trauma Treatment

HOW COMMON IS TRAUMA? Unfortunately, many people experience psychological trauma at some time in their lives. Trauma can be caused by a variety of different events and experiences. Statistics show that 50% of people in the U.S. have gone through one or more traumatic events in their life and, at any given time, 3.6% of

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CAN ADHD CO-EXIST WITH TRAUMA? An Interview with Dr. Tiffany Grimes, PhD

ADHD and its relationship with trauma feel like a larger topic of interest in all realms of social interactions lately. So we asked our expert, Dr. Tiffany Grimes, Ph.D., to break down her well-informed clinical thoughts for our pondering readers. Dr. Grimes, is there a relationship between ADHD and trauma? Given that ADHD can co-exist

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SOCIAL WORKER OF THE YEAR

Dr. Kristen Zaleski Named Social Worker of the Year by NASW-CA

The Collective Treatment Programs is proud to announce that Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Kristen Zaleski, Ph.D., LCSW, has been awarded the prestigious Social Worker of the Year by the National Association of Social Workers, California Chapter (NASW-CA). SOCIAL WORKER OF THE YEAR 2026 This distinguished honor celebrates social workers who exhibit extraordinary leadership, dedication, and

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Psychosis is Frightening, but it is Treatable

Psychosis Is Frightening – But It Is Treatable

A trauma-informed approach integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis (CBTp) and nervous system regulation strategies such as the Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM) WRITTEN BY: MICHAEL CHRISTIAN CILNIS, LPCC Psychosis is one of the most feared and misunderstood experiences in mental health. Many people hear the word and immediately picture something permanent or extreme, something that

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