Media

Prisoner’s Dilemma, Debra Warner, Psy.D. & Shadavia C. France

Prisoners’ Dilemma is an illustrative game that was developed to help demonstrate the cost-benefit analysis process that takes place when determining the desirability of a situational outcome.

Where Do We Go From Here? Examining Intimate Partner Violence By Brining Male Victims, Female Perpetrators, and Psychological Sciences Into the Fold, Chase Espinoza & Debra Warner Psy.D.

Gender symmetry in intimate partner violence (IPV) has come to light in research, stirring much controversy. Historically, there has been resistance toward re-conceptualizing the problem from a psychology-informed framework, rather than from functional sociological discourse. Issues in examining IPV, with consideration of typologies, male victimization, and female perpetration, are discussed. Reporting, outcomes, revictimization, and perceptions of male victims and female perpetrators are addressed. An argument is offered for increased focus on psychological science, including theory and data from clinical, couple, and family systems disciplines, in addressing partner violence. A framework is provided for integrated, effective, and accurate approaches to IPV in discourse, policy, and service.

Dr. Debra Warner and Dr. Basheer are co-founders of the SCRIPT CONFERENCE

Dr. Warner addresses male trauma, and her book His Story, Her Story: A Survival Guide for Spouses of Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Trauma

Dr. Warner cited as expert.

Dr. Debra Warner attends commencement with Dr. Aquil Basheer

The son of the city of Los Angeles’ first African-American firefighter, Aquil Basheer is no stranger to the city’s diverse and complicated issues to prevent violence; he has been a soldier in the effort for over 40 years. Recognizing his commitment, the Chicago School of Professional Psychology honored him with an honorary Doctorate of Humanities, honoris causa during their 2015 commencement ceremony last week at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium.

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Los Angeles Opens Forensic Training Institute

Dr. Warner interviewed about launch of the Forensic Training Institute at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Los Angeles.

Cop To Rejoin Police Aug.13; What He May Face

Dr. Warner cited as expert.

An arbitrator ordered the village of Niles to re-hire a Niles Police officer who was terminated after being accused of sexual assault in January 2010. What will he face? One in a series of articles about the incident.

By Pam DeFiglio, Patch.com | Aug 1, 2012

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2. Self-Mutilation
3. Cocaine’s Effect on the Mind
4. Heroin
5. Marijuana and Mental Health
6. Substance Abuse and the Media
7. Managing Side Effects of Psychotropic Medication
8. Hoarding and the Adult: Part I
9. The Expert’s Take: Adult vs Child Hoarding
10. Could Your Teen be at Risk for Gang Activity?
11. Depression and Self-Mutilation
12. How to Help a Loved One with Severe Depression?
13. The Link between Parenting Styles and a Child’s Behavior
14. Conduct Disorder and Your Child
15. Social Factors for LGBT Youth
16. Multicultural Issues in Therapy: How It Can Affect Your Care
17. Differences Between Autism and Asperger’s
18. Is It Dementia or Something Else? 
19. Gender Communications Styles and Emotional Discomfort
20. Perspectives Relating to Children and Lying
21. Eating Habits and Mood
22. The Science Behind Seasonal Affective Disorder
23. Health, Wellness and Depression
24. Anxiety and Life Changes