Written By: Beverly Sharifian, LPCC The jump into parenthood is recognized as a significant, life-altering event. New parents are often warned about the inevitable sleep deprivation and limited alone time, as well as encouraged with stories about the remarkably rewarding aspects of the experience. From the moment they become pregnant, mothers are advised about how …
We offer competitive salary, full benefits package, and opportunities for professional growth. Pacific Neurobehavioral Clinic, PC (PNBC) is a private practice located in the vibrant and walkable Hillcrest neighborhood of San Diego, CA. Our close-knit team consists of neuropsychologists, health psychologists, a licensed professional counselor, neuropsychological testing technicians, and dedicated administrative staff members. We see …
Pacific Neurobehavioral Clinic, PC (PNBC) is a private practice located in the vibrant and walkable Hillcrest neighborhood of San Diego, CA. Our close-knit team consists of neuropsychologists, health psychologists, a licensed professional counselor, and dedicated administrative staff members. We see a wide range of adult (18+) referrals, for conditions that include psychiatric (depression, anxiety, PTSD, …
We are moving to a new location. Starting on 12/04/23, the new address will be: 3636 4th Avenue, Suite 310 San Diego, CA 92103 This will be the location where all patients would be seen, and where we would receive mail. Please update your contact information accordingly!
Written by Beverly Sharifian, LPCC In the modern era, our lives are characterized by constant connectivity, a barrage of notifications, and the constant pull of instant gratification. We live in a world where our smartphones are never out of reach and where the allure of social media and other digital temptations can hijack our …
Written by V. John Nguyen, Ph.D. Men, you can feel more than anger. You don’t have to ignore the lump in your throat during the chorus of “Tears In Heaven.” You don’t have to try to think of something funny to ward off tears when Spiderman gets turned into dust. And you don’t have …
Do you want to get into private practice work but don’t want to deal with the hassles and risks of running a business? Do you want to be part of a close-knit team where your work an input would be valued? Pacific Neurobehavioral Clinic (PNBC) is a small, reputable, team-oriented group practice located in San …
Dr. Silva was among psychologists that were interviewed by Hanna Calkins for this article in the APA Monitor (November 2022) article discussing long COVID: https://www.apa.org/monitor/2022/11/psychologists-long-covid
Now Open! We have moved into our new space in Hillcrest (4080 Centre St., Suite 104)! Here are some pictures of the new office:
By: Dr. V. John Nguyen One of the first questions I usually get when I meet with a patient suffering from chronic pain for the first time is, “Why am I here?” Certainly, a fair question given the fact that most pain conditions can be treated medically with interventions meant to reduce pain and promote …
We at PNBC are pleased to introduce our new psychologist to the practice, Dr. Stacy Ann Aquipel. Dr. Aquipel is a clinical psychologist licensed in California (PSY28518) with specialty training in geriatrics and health psychology, including treating individuals experiencing mood disorders, anxiety, grief and loss, emotional trauma (including acute stress and PTSD), substance abuse issues, …
For this week’s blog post, we would like to highlight some recent accomplishments for some of our clinicians at PNBC, as well as their extracurricular work activities. Dr. Takisha Corbett, Psychologist Dr. Corbett is a steering committee member of the California Psychological Associate Division 1 Health Psychology Section and worked with the steering committee to …
In a year full of uncertainties and the continuing need for social distancing, the holiday season in 2020 may not feel very festive. You may feel that there is not too much to celebrate about 2020 and may choose to forego in this holiday rituals altogether! If you do that, however, you might be missing …
