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Sheila Bost provides psychotherapy for children, adolescents, couples, and families. Sheila is available to see clients weekdays and evenings at our Santa Monica office. As a public speaker, Sheila has led workshops and seminars across the country and around the world. Her psychotherapy practice and "Primary Relationships" seminars include such topics as marriage, parenting, depression, chronic illness, transition in life, and the integration of psychotherapy and faith. Sheila received a BS from the Peabody College of Education and Human Development at Vanderbilt University, an MS in Speech Pathology from Vanderbilt, and an MS in Psychology from the School of Psychology at Fuller Theological Seminary. A Regent of Pepperdine University, Sheila also co-chairs Pepperdine's Center for the Family Advisory Board. She and her husband are parents of four children and grandparents of two. A sliding fee schedule is available. Sheila may be contacted directly at (310) 317-1615.
Robert Scholz’s counseling practice specializes in the assessment and treatment of adolescents and adults. He has extensive experience treating individuals and families experiencing a wide variety of emotional challenges, including anxiety, depression, relationship problems, as well as issues related to sexual abuse, domestic violence, substance abuse and other addictive behaviors. Robert has special expertise in men's issues, providing an environment where men feel comfortable with the counseling process. He also conducts comprehensive pre-marital counseling utilizing the PREPARE curriculum. In addition to his private practice in Santa Monica , Robert is a staff clinician and coordinator of alcohol and drug prevention and treatment services at Pepperdine University's Counseling Center and an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Sociology and Graduate School of Psychology. Robert provides consultation services to community-based and governmental agencies, and conducts trainings on a local and national basis for professionals in the fields of mental health, higher education, juvenile justice and law enforcement. He recently co-authored Engaging Resistance, published by Wood N' Barnes Publishing. More information about Robert and his professional activities is available at www.robertscholzcounseling.com. For appointment information, Robert can be reached at (310) 924-2432. For non-appointment information, e-mail info@robertscholzcounseling.com. |
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