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About Dr Litov
Licensed in California since 2006
Licensed in Arizona for Telehealth
LA Psychology
Private Practice, Clinical Psychologist
2006 to the present
Advanced Applied Psychology, Inc.
Clinical Director & CEO
2007 to 2026
Institute for Multicultural Counseling and Educational Services (IMCES)
2007 to 2013
Chief Psychologist
(APA Internship Director and Trainer)
SYLMAR HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER (SHRC)
2005 - 2007
Primary Psychotherapist
SHRC is a Mental Health hospital; Los Angeles County
Dr. Litov treated clients with mental health issues ranging from:
Major Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Chemical Dependency and Schizophrenia.
UNITED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
1999 - 2005
Intake Counselor; San Diego
Crisis and suicide counseling
Resource Counseling
CENTER FOR BIOBEHAVIORAL THERAPY
1997 - 1998:
Psychotherapist
Health Psychology Clinic; San Diego
Individual therapy with adults (including elderly) and children, utilizing cognitive-behavioral therapy,
as well as biofeedback for treatment of psychophysiological disorders, including:
Anxiety disorders, Panic Attacks/phobias, Chronic pain due to a medical condition, Myofascial Pain, Essential Hypertension, Headaches, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Fibromyalgia & Chronic Fatigue syndrome
Stress management psycho-education, Neurofeedback for treatment of ADHD
1994 - 1995: DOUGLAS YOUNG MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC (San Diego, CA)
Psychotherapist
DYMH is an outpatient facility serving a culturally diverse population:
Individual Therapy with: Adults, Adolescents, and Children
Group Therapy with Bipolar I clients
Family Therapy
Couple Therapy
1993- 1994: TURNING POINT CRISIS CENTER (San Diego, CA) Counselor
Inpatient Individual psychotherapy with adults and elderly
Inpatient Group Therapy
Education
PhD 2003 : PhD in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego (CSPP ).
M.A. 1995: Clinical Psychology, CSPP.
B.A. 1992: UCLA, psychology.
At UCLA Dr. Litov worked at the UCLA Anxiety Lab, run by Dr. Michelle Craske, one of the most renown researchers on anxiety in the country. Much of the work done by Dr. Craske has informed psychology's current understanding of how certain anxiety disorders are developed, maintained, and how they can be treated.
Membership
Publications & Presentations
Nicassio, P., Litov, D. & Smith, T. (2004, March). The family context of pain coping in fibromyalgia. Symposium conducted at the meeting of the 62nd Annual meeting of the American Psychosomatic Society, Orlando, Florida.
Litov, D. (1995, October). Increasing public awareness [Letter to the editor]. APA Monitor, p. 3.