Dr. Warren is an expert on eating disorders, addictions, self-deception, and the practice of psychotherapy from a cross-cultural perspective.
Motivational & Keynote Speaking
Take ownership of who you are. You can start right now. You can begin doing things differently today, to know yourself more deeply and to create a better life for yourself.
Dr. Warren's Primary Areas of Expertise
Getting tenure and then quitting is not the typical trajectory of a university professor. Yet, Dr. Warren did just that.
During her TEDxUNLV talk, “Honest Liars: The Psychology of Self-Deception, ”Dr. Warren describes how we lie to ourselves, the profound costs of our self-deception, and how to be more honest with ourselves. For when we are honest with ourselves, we have the opportunity to change.
Lies We Tell Ourselves: The Psychology of Self-Deception
Dr. Cortney S. Warren's book speaks to these questions about the human condition:
- How can I be happier?
- How can I have more successful relationships?
- What is my purpose in life?
- How can I help myself change?
At their core, most of these questions boil down to one central question:
How can I live a more fulfilling life?
Dr. Warren has won some of the most prestigious awards in her field.
2015 Early Career Award from the American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship Program
2011 Theodore H. Blau Early Career Award for Distinguished Professional Contributions to Clinical Psychology
2010 Samuel M. Turner Early Career Award for Distinguished Contributions to Diversity in Clinical Psychology
Recent Articles & News
Why Have Overdose Rates Risen for Middle-Aged Women?
The role of body image and weight concern in drug use.
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From Grand Rounds to Dr. Phil: Can Psychologists Be on TV?
As the world increasingly engages with the media as a form of information and entertainment, psychologists and mental health professionals are often asked to bring their expertise to the public through media interaction.
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“Protect the lie and you protect the village…”
As the mother of two small children, I see a lot of kid’s movies. Some have meaningful take-home messages, whereas others are purely entertaining without a meaningful lesson.
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