The (temporarily) last show of Psych 1on1 features Sat Khalsa, world traveler and substance abuse counselor for over 40 years. Sat and Julie-Ann discuss drug use versus abuse, the state of our complex world, and goodbyes as only passages.

Dr. Mekel Harris returns to discuss with Julie-Ann the recent mass shooting in Orlando. Dr. Harris also discusses Comfort Zone Camp, camps for children who have lost a parent through death.

Dr. Debra Warner, Chicago School of Professional Psychology, speaks about working with the complex worlds of refugees who commit crimes and are imprisoned in the Los Angeles area.

Missy Bradley-Ball, MS, joins Julie-Ann in helping survivors of trauma find the strength to heal through narrative therapy of the Heroic Journey.

Officer Deon Joseph, Senior Lead Officer for the LAPD Skid Row District for 20 years, examines the concerns of the Skid Row population, including drug and alcohol addiction, safety, and politics. How can we help as a community?

Laurie Morvan, blues guitarist/singer/songwriter, talks about combining a life of performing and being an electrical engineer, pilot, and math professor.

Dr. Gerald Loren Fishkin discusses his most recent book, The Science of Shame and its Treatment. What do you do if your life has been overtaken with long-term shame? How can you overcome shame’s effects and lead a full life?

Dr. Trevor Daniels and Julie-Ann talk about the increasing need for therapists of many races in order to meet the ongoing demand for mental health for the general public.

Teri Masi, Director of Practicum Placement and Training at The Chicago School, discusses the outreach program with Los Angeles area assistance programs for homeless women.

Dr. Bob Weathers and Colleen Kelly, LMFT, talk about the challenges couples face when one or both partners have addiction issues. Their upcoming book “Plural Recovery” addresses these challenges.