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Hollywood Reporter guest column

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The Wrap Profile

Los Angeles Magazine" written in elegant black script on a white background.

Los Angeles Magazine Profile

Podcasts

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A Typical Disgusting Display

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That's So Mental

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The Mental Illness Happy Hour

Books

Book cover titled "How to Win at Couples Therapy" by Phil Stark, LMFT. Subheading: "Strategies and Challenges to Improve Communication, Manage Conflict, and Strengthen Your Relationship." Brimming with insights, this guide is the media's go-to resource for nurturing lasting bonds.

How to Win at Couples Therapy

Book cover titled "Dude, Where's My Car-tharsis? A Friendly and Engaging Guide to Talk Therapy" by Phil Stark LMFT, on a blue background.

Dude, Where's My Car-tharsis?

Cover of a book titled "Dad, Where's My Blankie?" featuring an illustration of a surprised child with hands on head. Authored by Phil Stark and illustrated by Eliza Donikyan.

Dad, Where's My Blankie?

Columns and Blogs

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Script Magazine Advice Column

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Psychology Today blog

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