MEMBER: Dr. Mark Baker
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Experience
Over the years I have learned that people don’t often change, but they always have an opportunity to grow. A commitment to your own growth and an openness to others who can help you achieve it is a formula for a better life.
I have spent the past twenty-three years helping people live healthier emotional and spiritual lives. At the La Vie Center in Pasadena, I have a staff of over twenty therapists that come along side of those who struggle to be more whole as individuals and more effective in their relationships with others. We have helped people face almost every kind of emotional and psychological problem you can imagine, and watched them get better, instead of bitter, as a result of the problems they have faced.
I have Ph.D. in clinical psychology, Masters in theology and a certificate in advanced psychodynamic psychotherapy. But, my real education has been the thousands of hours spent listening to the struggles and longings of folks wanting to live more fulfilling lives. We all seem to want to improve as individuals and at the same time we want connect to something more meaningful than ourselves. My life’s work has been to help people accomplish both of these things.
I have written several books and articles designed to help people integrate their spiritual and emotional lives. I have been on television and radio many times and given countless lectures and seminars on personal growth. One of my books, Jesus-The Greatest Therapist Who Ever Lived was an international best seller because of the millions of people who found the timeless wisdom of Jesus to be relevant for their emotional lives today. While studying contemporary psychological theories, I found that some things we think are new ideas have actually been said before.
It’s exciting and an honor to be a part of the growth process, and I’m looking forward to being a part of that process in the community at PeopleJam.
Expertise
My Sites
Testimonials
Reviews
Blogs
Is it possible to find your soulmate?
Thursday, February 7, 2008 - 17:49When it comes to dating, I often hear people talk abut finding their soulmate- their one true love.4 CommentsWhat About Dating Outside my Faith?
Tuesday, January 29, 2008 - 19:45To answer this question you must first understand what your faith means to you. To start with,4 CommentsAre Men Afraid of Commitment?
Wednesday, December 5, 2007 - 05:36It may be a worn out cliche' WHERE nid=but I still hear some version of this complaint from the wome11 CommentsDoubt is an Important part of Faith
Tuesday, November 13, 2007 - 22:00You must have doubt to have faith. When you simply know that something is true then there is no dou3 CommentsEven the best relationships fight
Tuesday, November 13, 2007 - 18:58That's right. It's not a sign of something wrong if you are fighting in your marriage. It's a sign0 Comments
Discussions Started
Comments
- Know Yourself First... posted on Feb 12, 2008 in response to the blog Is it possible to find your soulmate?
- God Talk... posted on Feb 8, 2008 in response to the blog What About Dating Outside my Faith?
- Healthy Doubt... posted on Dec 30, 2007 in response to the blog Doubt is an Important part of Faith
- Rejection Recovery... posted on Dec 11, 2007 in response to the blog Are Men Afraid of Commitment?
- Commitment... posted on Dec 11, 2007 in response to the blog Are Men Afraid of Commitment?
- Fear and Love... posted on Nov 6, 2007 in response to the blog Creativity and Healing
- Do Not Judge...... posted on Nov 6, 2007 in response to the blog Judging the judgments
- The Importance of Grief... posted on Nov 6, 2007 in response to the blog The Power of Losing
- Victim or Survivor?... posted on Nov 6, 2007 in response to the blog Chosen Paths


