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| Marci Korwin, PhD, is a licensed psychologist and partner in Psychological Health Associates. Dr. Korwin received her PhD in clinical psychology from the University of Delaware. Her clinical specialties include eating disorders and childhood sexual abuse and other trauma survivors. |
Andrew Magin, PhD is a licensed psychologist and partner at Psychological Health Associates, LLC. Dr. Magin received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Texas Tech University in 1987, with a specialty in martial and family therapy. His clinical interests are child and adolescent psychotherapy, marital and family therapy, and individual adult treatment with an emphasis on anxiety disorders, and self-esteem and relationship related issues. Dr. Magin has lectured on child behavior problems and has worked extensively with the school systems and medical community. His personal interests include cycling, rock and ice climbing, and outdoor activities.
Sharon Thomason, PhD is a licensed psychologist who received her doctorate from Texas Tech University. Dr. Thomason has a broad practice treating individuals, couples, and families. Clinical specialties include postpartum adjustment, stress management, grief/loss issues, and seasonal affective disorder. A postpartum support group is periodically offered, as well as assertiveness training groups. “I help individuals make changes by growing current internal strengths, and making healthy lifestyle choices as they develop balance in their lives.”
Source: www.psychhealthnet.com
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This is quite a question that requires serious thought.
It should mean having a healthy mental and emotional capacity that allows you to deal effectively with life's challenges.
This would include the knowledge and wisdom to make effective decisions, values that promote self-actualization, the emotional stability to accept challenges, to take responsibility, and to learn from one's mistakes. Psychological health also includes the ability to form and maintain positive relationships with others, and to treat living beings with respect.