Catalina Lawsin
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Psychologist, The Intimacy Doc
Santa Monica, California, United States
Dr. Catalina Lawsin's career spans her clinical practice, academia, non-profits, and international health, where she provides tailored therapeutic interventions to individuals and couples addressing intimacy issues. A Clinical Health Psychologist and entrepreneur, Dr. Lawsin has published extensively, including pioneering research in psychosexual health for cancer survivors. Recognized for innovative approaches to therapy, she is also the founder of Rebirth Collective, a revolutionary platform blending E-harmony with Masterclass for sex parties, aiming to decolonize sex and democratize pleasure.
Dr. Lawsin is the Founder and CEO of Psychotherapy Without Borders, LLC, providing cutting-edge evidence-based psychotherapy to individuals and couples in CA, NY, and IL. As a Professor at RUSH University Medical Center, the University of Sydney, and Baruch College, CUNY, she has influenced the field through both teaching and research. Her work with Health Volunteers Overseas and the American Society for Clinical Oncology has involved training clinicians in developing countries, integrating psychosocial support into oncological care.
Dr. Lawsin has been instrumental in translating research into practice through initiatives like Rekindle and Aviva, psycho-sexual e-health platforms addressing sexual concerns among cancer survivors. Her entrepreneurial spirit drives these projects, promoting sexual health worldwide and bridging gaps in psychosexual support. Additionally, she has shared her expertise through a sex column in USA Today, helping to educate the public on intimacy and relationship issues.
Dr. Lawsin is the Founder and CEO of Psychotherapy Without Borders, LLC, providing cutting-edge evidence-based psychotherapy to individuals and couples in CA, NY, and IL. As a Professor at RUSH University Medical Center, the University of Sydney, and Baruch College, CUNY, she has influenced the field through both teaching and research. Her work with Health Volunteers Overseas and the American Society for Clinical Oncology has involved training clinicians in developing countries, integrating psychosocial support into oncological care.
Dr. Lawsin has been instrumental in translating research into practice through initiatives like Rekindle and Aviva, psycho-sexual e-health platforms addressing sexual concerns among cancer survivors. Her entrepreneurial spirit drives these projects, promoting sexual health worldwide and bridging gaps in psychosexual support. Additionally, she has shared her expertise through a sex column in USA Today, helping to educate the public on intimacy and relationship issues.
