Dr. Elizabeth Sanchez Arvizu is the founder of Psychology for Geeks and has over 10 years of experience as a mental health provider. She has presented on geeky mental health topics at 

• Comic Con LA

• Wonder Con 

• TAGGS

"I am open to collaborating with other mental health providers. If you have an idea on how we can geek out and work together on a project, email me and let's talk!"

Join the team from the Mind Brain Movies podcast and me! I often collaborate with them to review movies and discuss the mental health themes we notice. Here are some examples of movies we have reviewed:  

We have also recorded several episodes of Avatar the Last Airbender and tons of different themes we have noticed. Check out the podcast here! 

Once again, I did a collab so I could geek out about Avatar the Last Airbender. To spice it up a bit we also talked about the live-action One Piece and more! Geek out with us and check out some of the other awesome episodes from Tales from the Fandom to geek out on your favorite fandoms. You can check out my episode here!

I had such a great time recording this podcast that I would be more than happy to join Dr. Naz and Spencer again at any time! We talk about Avatar, the Last Airbender (a scene with Zuko because he is my favorite and has the best character arc in history), and communication. The Different Spectrums Podcast discusses movies/shows and mental health with a healthy dose of humor. Check out the podcast episode here! 

I joined Perry Clark once again to geek out about the comic book Heroes in Crisis. If you have not read it, I highly recommend it! In this episode, we discuss our thoughts on the comic book as mental health professionals and BIPOC readers. You can check out this episode and others on YouTube and pretty much anywhere podcasts are available. Check out Untying Knowts: Minds and Souls Untethered. 

Fruit Basket is one of my favorite anime! It portrays so many different types of traumas that we can experience and other ways to overcome them. Join Cassidy and me in geeking out about this anime and the mental health themes we noticed. We primarily discuss trauma and some other themes we noticed because I cannot stay on topic. Anyway, you can find the episode here!

It's my first panel, you guys!! It will be YouTube live on May 3rd at 8 pm EST.

During the panel, we will talk all about the MCU's portrayal of mental health in the movies and the shows on Disney Plus!

If you missed it it will also be published on the Fandom Forward YouTube channel! So yeah, check it out!

I did it you guys! I did another podcast and this time I talked all about video games!

So I have been collaborating with @drgameology for a while and he kindly invited me to his podcast The Gaming Persona so we could geek out about video games. 

I have become increasingly more interested in playing video games (I mainly play some on my phone). If you haven’t had a chance to check out the podcast here is your chance to listen now!  

You guys, it’s my first podcast interview! It wasn't published until March 2022, but was the first one I recorded. I have been holding on to this for months, but now I can finally share it with y'all. 

You can now listen to @ucgcounseling interview me about my website psychologyforgeeks.com and the new project #reframeandreenchant series. We also talk about my experience as a Mexican-American Geek and how I have made meaningful connections by geeking out with others. We didn’t forget to discuss the stigma placed on the geek community and some myths and realities of mental health from the Latinx point of view.

I loved collaborating with Perry (the host), and I hope you guys enjoy the episode and find it helpful.