Dr. Seda Terzyan—founder and director of Perspectives Psychological Services and neuropsychologist, continues Host Glass’s probe on the subject of “gaslighting,” with a focus on the process of breaking up with one. Dr. Terzyan offers up some stark realizations about a relationship with a gaslighter and answers Glass’s query about a strategy for getting out of a toxic relationship; not always easy. She also comments on the recovery process of the person who has been gaslit. She shares valuable insights. A former psychologist, Glass shares some of his own points of view.
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David J. Glass
Hosted by David J. Glass, your high-stakes family law litigator. Glass is uniquely qualified because in addition to his law degree, he holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology.
Special Guest
Dr. Seda Terzyan
Dr. Seda is a neuropsychologist and director of Perspectives Psychological Services, a group psychology clinic she founded in 2017. Dr. Seda and her team provide specialized services in the form of evaluations for brain disorders as well as treatment for psychological disorders. She applies various evidence-based treatment strategies to help clients often presenting with problems such as anxiety, panic disorder, OCD, etc. Dr. Terzyan views relational difficulties as often core to many psychological problems and disorders. That is why she has a passion for helping individuals who find themselves stuck in their lives and relationships.
Dr. Seda has a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Loma Linda University, and has spent the past several years building a specialized group clinic. What sets her apart is that unlike most mental health providers, her clinic accepts most major insurances and works closely with medical professionals such as primary care doctors and neurologists to ensure patients receive holistic and continuous care. This is based upon her belief that mental health is inseparable from overall physical health and wellbeing.