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Attention Deficit Disorder in College Students
Attention Deficit Disorder in Adults
Relationship Problems and ADD
Relationship Challenges in Dating
Relationship Opportunities in Marriage
Surviving College
Surviving Your Boss
Power Struggles at Home
Controlling Husbands, Wives, Sons and Daughters
Corporate Executive with Executive Problems
Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurism
Talented and Gifted Adults
Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem
Adults with Asperger's
Needs for Achievement, Intimacy, Power and Affiliation
Problems at home, school or work, with husband or wife, son or daughter, boyfriends or girlfriends, family or friends.
Self-Esteem and Self-Confidence
Anxiety Issues -- Panic Attacks, Post-Traumatic Stress, Social Anxiety, Phobias and Obsessive-Compulsive Tendencies

The Post Traumatic Effects of Sexual or Physical Abuse in Childhood
Personality Tendencies and Disorders
Type A Personality
Attention Deficit Disorder in Adults
Dyslexia and Other Learning Differences in Adults
Parenting Children with ADD
Parenting Children with Eating Disorders
Parenting Talented and Gifted Children.
Behavioral Medicine, Weight Management, Cholesterol Maintenance amd Sleep Hygiene
Early Dementia, Memory Deficits and Information Processing Deficits
Attention Deficits and Cognitive Deficits at Work
Alcohol, Marijuana and Substance Abuse and Dependence.
Self-Medicating and Depression
Psychological, NeuroCognitive and Neurobehavioral Testing.
Career Testing and Counseling
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Exposure Therapy, and Systematic Desensitization.
Positive Psychology, Humanistic Psychology, Client-Centered Therapy
Medication Management and Compliance

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Stuart N. Robinson,Ph.D. practices independently in Clinical Psychology under Live More Simply, Inc. -- www.livemoresimply.com -- He is a licensed psychologist who specializes in treating college students, middle-aged and older adults, senior-level corporate executives and entrepreneurs. He counsels Talented and Gifted adults and adults with ADD, Dyslexia & Asperger's, providing the direction they need to not only cope, but to "own" their challenges and strengths. Having over 20+ years of senior-level corporate and consulting experience in corporate turnarounds, he is also uniquely qualified in counseling and coaching executives and entrepreneurs and in treating Type A & OCPD. He also counsels parents of children with ADD, Dyslexia and Learning Differences and parents of Talented and Gifted children and children with Asperger’s.

Dr. Robinson's expertise includes Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy. He treats patients with anxiety issues including post-traumatic stress due to abuse in childhood, obsessive-compulsive, social anxiety, panic and phobias, depression, self-medicating, marijuana abuse, personality tendencies, and husbands, wives, boyfriends, girlfriends, sons and daughters with control issues and relationship problems.

Dr. Robinson served as Dean of Students, Head of Behavioral Medicine and Ethics at The Medical Univ. of the Americas and taught medical students how to integrate Psychology into their medical practice. He now collaborates with physicians helping their patients manage their medications and control weight, BP, cholesterol, and sleep hygiene.”

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