Deborah Weisberg

  Teen years can be tough. With school stress, friendship struggles, family issues, and growing up in a fast-paced world, it’s normal for teens to feel overwhelmed. If your teen is feeling anxious, sad, angry, or simply not like themselves, therapy can help. I’m  Deborah Weisberg, LMFT, LPCC , a licensed therapist offering  online and in-person therapy for teens  in  Los Angeles and Beverly Hills . I provide a safe space where teens can talk openly and work through what’s bothering them. Why Teen Therapy Matters Teens often don’t have the tools yet to fully understand or manage their emotions. They may shut down, lash out, or withdraw. Therapy gives them support, helps them build confidence, and teaches them how to handle life’s ups and downs. Common reasons teens come to therapy include: Anxiety or constant worry Depression or low mood School pressure and burnout Family conflicts Social struggles or bullying Grief and loss Identity questions Trouble sleeping or...

For today’s healthcare providers, managing IT isn’t just about keeping systems running — it’s about staying secure, compliant, and efficient in a high-pressure environment. That’s why healthcare professionals across Alabama turn to Thomas Kane and Keep IT Simple — a local IT firm that combines deep industry knowledge with personalized, cost-effective solutions. The Vision Behind Keep IT Simple Founded by Thomas Kane , Keep IT Simple was created to solve a growing problem in healthcare: the burden of complex, expensive, and outdated IT systems. Kane’s mission is clear — deliver enterprise-level IT services without the enterprise-level cost . By focusing on the unique needs of medical practices, clinics, and healthcare facilities, Keep IT Simple helps providers simplify operations, protect sensitive data, and stay compliant with healthcare regulations — all while reducing overhead and freeing up time for what matters most: patient care . Specialized IT Services for Alabama’s Health...

  Are you feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or emotionally drained? Life can be unpredictable—bringing stress, grief, anxiety, or relationship struggles that leave you unsure where to turn. I’m   Deborah Weisberg, LMFT, LPCC , an experienced   Los Angeles therapist   offering   online therapy sessions   for adults, teens, couples, and families navigating life’s most difficult moments. A Safe, Supportive Space to Explore What’s Not Working As a licensed  Marriage and Family Therapist  and  Professional Clinical Counselor , I offer a warm, honest space where we can get curious about what’s going on beneath the surface. Whether you’re struggling with  depression ,  anxiety ,  grief and loss , or  relationship issues , therapy can help you gain new insight and begin to make lasting changes. Together, we’ll explore patterns, emotional blocks, and past experiences that may be impacting your present. My  psychodynamic therapy appr...

Cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, posing significant risks to healthcare providers across the United States. In Alabama, clinics and hospitals must remain vigilant against these emerging threats to protect patient data and ensure uninterrupted care. Here are the top five cyber threats facing Alabama clinics in 2025: 1. Ransomware Attacks Ransomware remains a predominant threat in the healthcare sector. Cybercriminals encrypt critical systems and demand payment to restore access. Notably, Alabama Ophthalmology Associates experienced a ransomware attack in early 2025, compromising sensitive patient data and disrupting services   2. Phishing and Social Engineering Phishing attacks, where attackers deceive individuals into revealing confidential information, are increasingly sophisticated. In 2025, 40% of healthcare IT professionals reported experiencing phishing incidents, making it the most common cyber threat in the sector . These attacks often serve as entry points ...

  Navigating grief and emotional change can be one of the most challenging journeys in life. Whether you are facing a personal loss, struggling with transitions, or seeking deeper self-understanding,   online grief counseling with Deborah Weisberg   in   Los Angeles and Beverly Hills   offers a compassionate, supportive space to begin the healing process. Deborah Weisberg is an experienced psychotherapist who provides  online therapy and grief counseling  for individuals, teens, couples, families, and artists. She believes that while change is difficult, it is also necessary — and possible — with the right support. “I have a deep respect for anyone who has the will and courage to begin the process of change,” Deborah says. “My role is to create the conditions where you feel supported enough to begin the journey.” A Safe Space for Transformation Grief often brings overwhelming emotions — sadness, anger, guilt, confusion. It may feel like you’re alone in...

    Is Family Therapy Really for You ? Let’s Clear That Up If you're juggling work, deadlines, and trying to keep home life relatively sane, you're not alone. Between the Slack messages and school drop-offs, it’s easy to think, “We’re doing fine—this isn’t therapy-level stuff.” But here’s the truth: many working professionals and couples wait until the pressure hits a breaking point before reaching out for support. Why? Because of myths that make family therapy feel like a last resort—or worse, a failure. In this post, we’ll unpack four of the most common myths about family therapy and explain why letting go of them might be the smartest thing you can do for your family’s well-being. Whether you're a couple struggling to stay connected after long workdays or a parent navigating tension with your teenager, this article is for you.   Myth 1: “We Don’t Need Family Therapy Unless Things Are Falling Apart”   The Reality: Family therapy isn’t just for ...

 Relationships go through ups and downs—it’s a natural part of life. But sometimes, those ups and downs can feel overwhelming, and before you know it, the connection between you and your partner starts to fade. The good news is, starting couples therapy early can help prevent issues from growing into larger, more difficult-to-manage problems. As a seasoned therapist in Los Angeles, I’ve seen firsthand how waiting until things feel “unfixable” can make the road to healing much longer and harder. In fact, many couples who start therapy early can experience deeper understanding, improved communication, and a renewed sense of connection. Here’s why it’s so important to address issues as they arise, rather than waiting for the relationship to reach a breaking point. The Power of Early Intervention in Couples Therapy One of the most significant advantages of starting couples therapy early is that it gives you and your partner the opportunity to address issues before they become entre...