I came across an article detailing a UCLA study in which they discovered that gays and lesbians tend to seek mental health care at twice the rate of other groups. The article touches on some interesting insights regarding the difficulties that can be experienced in being gay in a mostly heterosexual world.
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Offers Premarital Counseling to couples in the Orange County area that are considering to get married or are already engaged.
Offers Premarital Counseling to couples in the Orange County area that are considering to get married or are already engaged.
In August 2004, I opened a clinical private practice in Irvine to serve the greater Orange County area.
