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Psychotherapist Consultant Michael Levittan

Michael L. Levittan, Ph.D.

Michael Levittan

Expert Witness/Psychotherapist

11980 San Vicente Blvd.
Suite # 709

Los Angeles CA 90049
USA

phone: 310-820-4111

fax: 310-820-6111

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Michael Levittan, Ph.D. is an Expert Witness, Psychotherapist, Media Consultant, and Lecturer at UCLA Extension and California Graduate Institute. Dr. Levittan works as an expert witness on cases involving domestic violence, child abuse, post-traumatic stress, anger issues, child custody, school violence. He is director of a certified Domestic Violence/Anger Management program and has numerous articles published on violence and abuse.

Dr. Levittan presents at UCLA, National Alliance on Mental Illness, L.A. Superior Court, U.S. Marines, Hillsides Children's Home, Loyola Marymount Univ, International Conference on Violence, Abuse, Trauma, California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, Grief & Loss Conference, The Maple Center, Womens Shelters.

Dr. Levittan's website: www.michaellevittan.com.

8/14/2012 · Psychiatry
Men's Violence Toward Women: Fear of the Feminine and Ultramasculinity
By: Dr. Michael Levittan
What is the biggest insult, the nastiest put-down that a boy can suffer? What is the most shameful indignity, the most humiliating comment that a man must endure? It is to be referred to as a woman! It is to be called a name that compares one to a woman or to a part of a woman's body.
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6/1/2012 · Psychology
The Meaning and Essence of Anger Management
By: Dr. Michael Levittan
Anger management is one of the "hot" phrases of the 21st century. It is a concept that is often used, often suggested, but little understood. A good working definition of anger management is: "The insertion of rational thought into a mind that is consumed with anger."
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12/12/2011 · Psychology
The Key to Anger Management is Being Assertive
By: Dr. Michael Levittan
In today's world, anger management has become a necessary concept to understand and practice in order to effectively navigate the challenges of family, work, school and social life. It is commonly thought that managing angerinvolves not getting angry anymore.
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