Listen to "Dr. Paul's in the House" on Monday Nights at 7:55pm on BBS Radio, www.bbsradio.com, Channel 2, starting Monday November 9th!
Do you need to transform your life ... marriage ... relationships ... career ... emotions ... your very being? Sometimes it is very difficult to discover effective strategies for many areas of life and affect change ... and that's how Dr. Paul Hannig can help.
"Dr. Paul's in the House", the live internet radio show of Dr. Paul Hannig, debuts Monday night, November 9th, on BBS Radio, channel 2 and will continue every Monday night at 7:55pm on bbsradio.com, channel 2. On the show, he will answer live caller's questions, give daily doses of advice and wisdom, share prescriptions for living and relationship fulfillment ... all mixed with some good old common sense, humor, and straight from the hip talk. Dr. Paul will include some news commentary and share some simple basic truths about the fundamentals of life.
"Dr. Paul's in the House" with host Dr. Paul Hannig is dedicated to bringing you tools for extraordinary living. Reisa Hannig will share the air as co-host and and add some sharp female perspective.
When: Monday nights starting Monday, November 9, 2009
Where: BBS Radio - http://www.bbsradio.com
Time: 7:55pm - 8:50pm
Dr. Paul Hannig is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Life Strategy Specialist in California. He specializes in (but not limited to) mood, anxiety and personality disorders, depression, phobias, relationship conflict, psychosis, spiritual psychotherapy, deep feeling therapy, Life Coaching, and core identity work. His therapy model is strategic and integrative, combining an individual, interactional and multi-generational approach to treatment. In addition to private practice, he has made his expertise available globally via his Telephone Therapy Program.
Over the years, beginning with his education at Temple University and his early days as supervisor and trainer at Philadelphia State Hospital, Dr. Paul Hannig has developed many insights as to how early emotional pain and trauma is linked to the formation of severe personality, mood and anxiety disorders.
His professional writing credits include the "Journal of Counseling and Development"
For more information, contact Dr. Paul Hannig at 818-882-7404 or email him at phannigphd@att.net.
