Our Vision
Learning Dynamics, Inc. will be a premiere choice for psychological, educational, and social services for English and Spanish speaking individuals in the Greater Los Angeles area. By uniting staff, clients, and community resources we will inspire and assist clients in achieving personal wholeness while meeting the challenge of excellence in an ever-changing society.
Our Approach
We believe that “well-being” looks different for each person. Our approach is to collaborate with our clients in rediscovering their strengths, and assist them in gaining a deeper understanding of themselves that cultivates new ways of engaging in meaningful and satisfying relationships. We utilize culturally-responsive, evidenced-based techniques to meet the unique needs of each client.
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Our ability to provide quality care to the community is significantly dependent upon the assistance we receive. There are many people that need, and can, benefit from our services. Please consider making a financial contribution or selecting “Support Us” on the main menu to find ways you can help.
Our Story
As a graduate student, Dr. Nicole Brown served as a trainee in multiple settings including community health centers, hospitals, and private practice. While working with “haves” and the “have nots” she found one thing that remained consistent – her own family would likely be unable to receive services in many of these settings. Her family would either over-qualify (make too much money to get reduced fees) or the prices for service were so high that she would have to forgo paying an bill, or take out a loan to afford the service. In many ways, she felt that the process of getting help to reduce stress, actually added to it. Nationally, the increase in economic challenges have brought about increased family and relationship distress. Dr. Brown believed that while stress is universal, an individual’s therapeutic interventions should be customized in a manner that holds the client’s personal experiences in high regard. She believed in the benefits of...
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Preparing Preschoolers for Kindergarten
This fall my son will be starting kindergarten. Our whole family is excited about this transition and we have been preparing for it for some time. Here are some of the things we are doing to prepare. These are also activities that I recommend to families when I teach their children. 1. Take responsibility for his/her learning. When your child goes to kindergarten, his or her teacher will likely have 25–35 kindergarteners in his or her care. The teacher will make every effort to teach...
Free Seminar – Taking A Stand: Learn Solutions to Hurtful Words and Bullying
Join Hank Skulstad, M.A. at the Woodland Hills Branch Library, Friday, April 5th at 4:30pm for this FREE presentation. If you are looking to learn more about bullying, this event is for you! Participants of this event will learn… Principles to prevent bullying How to recognize warning signs that a child is being bullied Strategies to teach a child to respond quickly and effectively to bullying Do’s and Don’ts of talking about bulling with children Most importantly, we will talk...
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