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FEATURED MEDIA
Are you looking to have a psychology expert on your podcast, TV show, or other media outlet?
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Are you wanting someone with a particular specialty in working with young adults?
As an expert within the media, I see my role as an opportunity to reach a greater number of people and provide psychoeducation regarding areas that are important to us-both individually and collectively.
As technology advances and our schedules become busier, more and more people are absorbing information on-the-go. Thus, I find it vital that as a licensed clinical psychologist and relationship coach, I connect with individuals in ways that they are comfortable with, while providing the latest psychology education and tips.
speaking topics include:
Millennials and young adults
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Romantic relationships
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Online dating
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Modern communication
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Impact of social media and technology
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Anxiety, Depression, and other mental health difficulties
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Self-care and stress management techniques
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Balancing familial and professional responsibilities
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Unique stressors of women within the workplace
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Effects of cultural differences in the workplace and in relationships
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Social anxiety & self-esteem
Additional speaking topics are available based on your unique needs and audience.
For booking inquiries, please contact me at: drshevaassar@drshevaassar.com
contact me to discuss how i can contribute to
your media opportunity.
Articles:
Click the title you'd like to read below, and it will take you directly to the article:
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Popsugar: 4 Ways to Reduce Stress From Social Media While Fighting For Racial Justice
Spectrum News 1: Shinedown Debuts New Song to Fundraise for Pandemic Relief
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Shondaland: How to Talk Yourself Into Exercising When You Can’t Even
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InStyle: The Best Holiday Gift for Your Significant Other, According to Their Love Language
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MYDOMAINE: Signs You’re Self-Sabotaging Your Relationship
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Bustle: 21 Witty Responses To "Are You Single?”
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Cosmopolitan: Helpful Things to Know If You're Dating Someone with Anxiety
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HuffPost: How Getting Dressed Up (Or Not) To Sit Home All Day Affects Your Mood
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Forbes: 3 Effective Tips On How Women Can Be More Assertive In The Workplace
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NBCNEWS: 16 Valentine's Day gifts you should give to yourself in 2021
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HelloGiggles: How Mood Tracking Can Improve Your Mental Health, According to Experts
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