About the author
Luis is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist who graduated from Long Beach State University with a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology (2015). He also has a Bachelors's degree in Child and Adolescent Development with an emphasis on Public Policy from San Francisco State University (2011). Luis has over 9 years of experience working with children and families both in education and mental health. Previously, Luis worked for a non-profit agency in San Francisco, CA providing mental health consultation in early head start programs and SFUSD pre-schools. Currently, Luis works at Kaiser in San Francisco providing mental health services.
His therapeutic interests include working with Trauma, the LGBTQ community, Children, Families, Couples, and POC. His personal interests include; Films, Reading, Writing, Art, Travelling, Disney, and Food. He is also a recipient of the California State Stipend award (2015). PsychoSocial is part of Luis' dedication to mental health and an example of his passion to educate others. Luis hopes that through PsychoSocial he will be able to help in the fight to end the stigma around mental illness.
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Man that is so sad, I never heard about him… only in a rap song actually !! It’s hard as working at the state mental hospital we work with some anti personality disorder it really is nurture vs nature and environment that determines how it can play out. Hollywood glamorizes it but we also do in our heads. We think how unbelievable but nooo really this has happened !! Especially when there was not much technology to capture people. It’s hard to be a serial killer now. It’s almost like a crazy era that i hope we don’t experience ever again… but still it can happen, 😫
Yes! It is definitely very interesting and I think that’s what keeps us so entranced. But the truth is these were bad people who felt no remorse for the pain they caused and sadly their victims families were left to hold all the pain. I agree with you too, I definitely believe that its both nature and nurture. We might never fully understand or be able to predict 100% who is capable of these acts, but at least we’ve developed some understanding from research.
do you have othere reference?