Cosmo Magazine Interviews Clinical Director Jessica LeRoy On Ways To Maintain Friendships When They Start To Have Children
Jessica LeRoy spoke with Cosmopolitan Magazine on how to maintain your friendships through the trials and tribulations of having children.

Clinical Director, Jessica LeRoy, talks to USC’s Annenberg School about being Single in Los Angeles
Love is a battlefield and Jessica LeRoy is here to guide you over its rocky terrain. Los Angeles is the most single city in the country which speaks to the challenges of meeting people as well as great opportunities to make a match.

Jessica LeRoy Interviewed by About.com on Working with Your Spouse
All work and no play makes for a world of hurt, especially when you work with your spouse. Our Clinical Director Jessica LeRoy and Our Marketing Director, Mark LeRoy gave About.com’s Newlywed section a few hints for keeping a relationship strong at the office and at home?



Clinical Director Jessica LeRoy Interviewed about Emotional Infidelity
Could your iphone be turning you into an adulterer? Maybe. No, there is not an “app.” for that, but it turns out that the digital age may be doing more than wrecking havoc on our collective attention span. It could be causing an increase in affairs. Our hyper-connectivity online makes it easier to stumble into the danger zone. It’s easier than ever to find that ex-boyfriend from college on Facebook, or keep in contact with that charming co-worker through casual flirtations over email. Our Clinical Director Jessica LeRoy and Woman’s Day magazine sat down to discuss emotional infidelity in today’s plugged in world.

Jessica LeRoy’s Take on Celebrity Body Language in For Women First Magazine
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a picture of celebrities is worth even more. And a picture of a celebrity baby, well…fuggedaboutit. In this article from For Women First magazine, Clinical Director Jessica LeRoy teams up with other professionals in the field to use those thousand words to dissect the body language of celebrities caught in…

Jessica LeRoy Gives Advice on Domestic Violence to Your Tango Community
Our Clinical Director Jessica LeRoy speaks on what to do if a person you love is in an abusive relationship in this Yourtango.com article by Lyz Lenz. This topic hits close to home, as LeRoy has been witness to a family member’s abusive relationship.

WebMD interviews Clinical Director
The current fascination with cankles (a term referring to thick ankles, combining “calf” and “ankle”) is as trendy and overplayed as TomKat, Brangelina, or any other hybrid-named pairing. Our recent Facebook rant about Gold Gym’s “Cankles Awareness Month” campaign got the attention of Wendy C. Fries, WebMD’s Senior Editor.

Clinical Director named as Women’s Health Hero
Jessica’s work with abused women, as well as her path to becoming the founder of The Center for the Psychology of Women are both detailed in her nomination. Learn what makes Jessica and the rest of the nominees heroes by viewing their nominations here.

Clinical Director acknowledged in the Los Feliz Ledger
Just think, an internationally recognized women’s therapist, right here in Echo Park! The June, 2009 issue of the Los Feliz Ledger has acknowledged the Center’s Clinical Director, Jessica LeRoy as being named one of the Our Bodies Ourselves Women’s Health Heroes for 2009.

Clinical Director was interviewed by Variety Magazine
Think Reality TV is a guilty pleasure? Think again! Our Clinical Director, Jessica LeRoy has been interviewed by Variety magazine about the lessons the show Wife Swap can teach us about interacting more effectively with our families.

Radio Interview With Jessica LeRoy Regarding The Eliot Spitzer Wife Cheating Scandal
Although it seems like every scroll down The Huffington Post reveals another headline about a politician cheating on his wife, the story is never a ho-hum cliché for the woman experiencing the betrayal of a cheating spouse. This was the topic of the conversation Clinical Director, Jessica Leroy had with radio station KNX 1070 in the wake of the Eliot Spitzer scandal.

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The Duke Ellington Effect: Associating musical notes with color.
“I hear a note by one of the fellows in the band and it’s one color. I hear the same note played by someone else and it’s a different color. When I hear sustained musical tones, I see just about the same colors that you do, but I see them in textures. If Harry Carney is playing, D is dark blue burlap. If Johnny Hodges is playing, G becomes light blue satin.” – Duke Ellington

The Tilda Technique: Associating words with flavors.
“The word ‘word’ is a sort of gravy. ‘Table’ is a slightly dry cake. ‘Tomato’ is not actually tomato, it’s lemony.’” – Tilda Swinton

Pythagoras’s Other Theorem: Associating numbers with human characteristics.
“Each number had its own personality—masculine or feminine, perfect or incomplete, beautiful or ugly. This feeling modern mathematics has deliberately eliminated, but we still find overtones of it in fiction and poetry. Ten was the very best number…” – Pythagoras

The Van Gogh Flow: Associating artistic styles with musical sounds.
“Some artists have a nervous hand at drawing, which gives their technique something of the sound peculiar to a violin” – Vincent Van Gogh

The Tori Amos Approach: Associating light with music.
“The song appears as light filament once I’ve cracked it. As long as I’ve been doing this, which is more than thirty-five years, I’ve never seen a duplicate song structure. I’ve never seen the same light creature in my life. Obviously similar chord progressions follow similar light patterns, but try to imagine the best kaleidoscope ever.” – Tori Amos

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