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Bob Livingstone
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- San Francisco, CA
- United States
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- About Me:
- Therapist
- About my Loss:
- I loss my father at a young age
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- To Peggy,
I am contacting you on behalf of Bob Livingstone. A Nationally known Psychotherapist and licensed clinical Social Worker. He is a member of the National Association of Social Worker and an associated member of The California Association for Marriage and Family Therapists and has been in practice for over 25 years. Bob is a frequent consultant with national media outlets including radio, major television networks, newspapers, and magazines. Bob developed a new model for Self-Discovery and Recovery of Psychological wounds. It’s called the “Inquire Within Program,” which helps people realize we all have the power to heal ourselves and the wisdom within to find the answers to our most overwhelming questions. He has been featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, Miami Herald, Dallas Morning News, The Hartford Courant, National Health Magazine, The Library Journal, Grand Magazine, Lee Summit Journal, Womensday.com, mentalhealth.net, sharecare.com and selfgrowth.com. He has several books that have published, “Letting go of Grief”, “Beyond Marital Conflict”, “Unchain the Pain”, “Redemption of the Shattered”, “The Body Mind Soul Solution.”.
Bob utilizes both his life and professional experiences to connect and assist with his clients. Bob says “For example, my father died when I was 15, and this experience enables me to step in the shoes of someone who has lost a parent, friend or spouse.”
Bob would like to send very special content to your website periodically like, his blogs, a link to his website and access his events and his contact information. Please Respond via this E-MAIL or simply click on the link below to access Bob Livingstone website.
www.boblivingstone.com
Thank you very much
Blogs include:
• What Kind of Therapist am I
• What to do when National/international tragedy strikes
• Visiting Grief instead of living in loss
• Embrace Grief
• Grieving with all my heart
• Grief never ends: It evolves
• Survivors Guilt: Am I supposed to still be here
Books include:
• Letting go of Grief
• Beyond Marital Conflict
• Unchain the pain (How to be your own therapist)
• The Body Mind Soul Solution
• Redemption of the Shattered
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