Natalie Feinblatt, PsyD

Clinical Psychologist

Dr. Natalie Feinblatt is a Clinical Psychologist with a private practice based in Los Angeles, California. With over 15 years of experience, Dr. Feinblatt specializes in helping people with addiction, trauma, and other mental health struggles. She holds a BA in Psychology from The University of California, San Diego, and a Master’s degree and Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) from Pepperdine University. Dr. Feinblatt is licensed in the state of California.

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Co-authored Articles (10)

How to

Recognize and Avoid Brainwashing

The term “brainwashing” was first used in the 1950s by American journalist Edward Hunter, reporting on the treatment of American soldiers in Chinese prison camps during the Korean War. Brainwashing techniques have be...

How to

Leave a Cult

It's not always obvious when a group is a cult, and by the time you realize you're involved with one, getting away can be difficult. While no group or organization admits to being a cult, you're probably dealing with one...

13 Signs Your Church Is a Cult (and What To Do About It)

How to recognize and safely leave your cultic church Religious cults are groups of people who adhere to a strict belief system and organize around a charismatic leader. Unlike a church, however, a religious cult is destr...

How to Quit Smoking Marijuana

A guide to quitting weed cold turkey, gradually, or with support If you feel that marijuana is taking over your life and replacing all of your friends, hobbies, and favorite ways to pass the time, then it's time to quit ...

How to

Deprogram a Religious Cult Member

It can be frightening when a loved one joins a cult. You may not know what to do, or how to help them. Here is how to encourage them to think critically and independently.

Grooming Behavior: What It Is & What It Looks Like

Protecting yourself or your child from predators can seem like a difficult job, especially in today’s Internet age. However, you can easily spot potential predators by learning to identify grooming behavior. Additional...

How to

Avoid Cults That May Try to Convert You

A cult is a group of people who follow a similar ideology, usually led by a charismatic leader. Many, but not all, cults can be dangerous, mind-controlling, and potentially violent. It’s best to identify and stay away ...

How to

Quit Smoking Cold Turkey

Quitting smoking cold turkey is a challenge that requires significant commitment and perseverance. If you want to quit smoking on your own, then you have to stay mentally strong, keep busy and active, and react appropri...

How to

Recognise a Cult

Cults by definition are actually very common - a culture and culturing of people- but not all of them are dangerous. Here's a way to both learn about cults and recognize if a dangerous one is near you.

How to

Deal With Egomaniacs

Egomaniacs are the kind of people who always have to be right. They can't accept other people's opinions. All they do is talk about themselves. Their selfish tendencies can make them critical and quick to anger, and they...