Shirin Peykar, a practicing psychologist at Sherman Oaks Therapy and Wellness, talks about the difficulty in recognizing a person’s narcissism until well after one is in the relationship. She also talks about why a person is attracted to a narcissist and then Glass queries her as to why it is so hard to cut off a relationship with a one .
Viewers have the rare opportunity to hear directly from a victim of a husband’s narcissistic behavior toward her. Tina Swithen, who has authored a book series, Divorcing a Narcissist, tells it like it was .
In this informative segment, highly skilled prosecutor, Michele Anderson , talks about the filing of a Domestic Violence case and what victims should know to protect themselves. She also discusses Domestic Violence in general—her work in that area.
Interval House Crisis Center Operations Director, Christine Delabre , takes Host Glass and the viewers behind the scenes to understand the step-by-step process of entering a shelter and what to expect as they work through the process of gaining strength and support for permanently getting out of an abusive relationship. Offering services since 1979, offers its services world-wide.
Author and former therapist, Christine Gallagher , spends her time during this unusual interview with Glass talking about her prior work as a “Divorce Party” planner—a therapeutic approach she wrote about a number of years ago to help her clients get through the divorce process. Her book, The Divorce Party Handbook, lets viewers know how to plan such a party, what activities to engage in during it and how to keep such an affair upbeat and cathartic.
In this unusual interview, Host David Glass , is initially skeptical as to how someone could bulldoze their way through the divorce recovery process, but soon agrees it might actually be possible. Psychologist and divorce coach, Dr.
Kevin Cotter , author and businessman who serves as Controller for his now wife’s business GetMomStrong talks about his hilarious approach to getting through the grief of his divorce a number of years ago. Brainstorming with family and friends, Cotter shares, he was able to use “the dress” his former wife left behind to come up with dozens of ways to “repurpose” his ex’s dress.
David J. Glass is your high-stakes family law litigator. He is one of a few, select attorneys who is dually-trained in Law and Clinical Psychology (PhD).
