All Therapists in Beverly Hills

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    Karen Wulfson, LMFT

    If you’re successful at work, but feeling angry and alone, if you struggle to cope with recent or old losses, if your sobriety is at risk, you might need a bit of extra support to get back on track. I help men, woman, and families communicate effectively to reduce the anger, stress, and conflict that get in the way of Read more...
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    Dana Kiesel, PhD

    Dr. Kiesel (State of California license PSY12664), a psychologist with a specialty in clinical practice, has maintained a private practice in Beverly Hills for sixteen years. She treats people with many different issues including anxiety, depression, mood disorders, eating disorders, adult survivors of sexual and physical abuse, young adults in transition, ADD, PTSD, DID, and more. She enjoys working with Read more...
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    Dr. Bruce Levine, Ph.D., ABPP

    Dr. Bruce Levine is one of only 12 Board-Certified Clinical Psychologists (look for the letters “ABPP” after a psychologist’s degree) within a 5-mile radius of Beverly Hills. To learn why selecting a Board-Certified psychologist should be among your top priorities, be sure to check: https://www.abpp.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageID=3291 In addition to his private practice in Beverly Hills, he currently serves as a clinical Read more...
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    Dr. Cheryl Arutt

    Licensed clinical and forensic psychologist Read more...
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    Greta Angert

    Greta Angert is an experienced and specially trained licensed therapist who is committed to helping individuals overcome problems with food, diet, exercise, depression, anxiety and relationship issues. She uses a combination of techniques that are aimed at eliminating eating disorder behaviors while simultaneously exploring the roots of these behaviors. She is keenly aware of the struggle in dealing with eating Read more...
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    Laudan Gish

    After nearly a decade working in the entertainment industry, I left my position as a publicist at a major movie studio to follow my passion of becoming a psychotherapist. With a graduate degree from UCLA in Social Welfare and an undergraduate business degree from The George Washington University, I combine my passion for helping people with my personal experience to Read more...
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    Jamey Hecht, LMFT

    My main areas of work are addiction, depression, anxiety, blocked creativity, self-esteem, life-transition issues, and relationships. I enjoy working with clients of all genders, orientations, and ancestries, taking an active interest in each client’s expression of their own experience. We all need to develop our capacity to love and to work; to discover our emotional, sexual, social, and creative needs; Read more...
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    Joathan Flier

    I strive to create and nurture the deep connecting experience that brings healing through heartfelt empathy and the feeling of being recognized and understood. My style is interactive, which means we engage in dialogue, exploring your issues and problems, and coming up with solutions. Read more...

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