Located in the heart of Los Angeles, our services include individual, couple, family and LGBTQ counseling, as well as narrative group consultation for trainees, associates and licensed clinicians. Sliding scale services are also available with our highly-skilled associates. A basic assumption of narrative psychotherapy is that people are inherently resourceful and the experts on their own lives.
We focus on client's strengths when discussing problems, creating a context for therapy to move in a positive direction. All individuals, couples and families have the ability to overcome problems and achieve more fulfilling stories for the future. At Narrative Counseling Center, we are committed to facilitating this process with creative collaboration.
We respect the hopes each individual, couple and family bring to the psychotherapy process. Our approach to psychotherapy sees everyone as distinctive and unique. We enter each person's experience, learn what they value most, and help them to actualize these preferences.
We focus on client's strengths when discussing problems, creating a context for therapy to move in a positive direction. All individuals, couples and families have the ability to overcome problems and achieve more fulfilling stories for the future. At Narrative Counseling Center, we are committed to facilitating this process with creative collaboration.
We respect the hopes each individual, couple and family bring to the psychotherapy process. Our approach to psychotherapy sees everyone as distinctive and unique. We enter each person's experience, learn what they value most, and help them to actualize these preferences.
Services
Co-founded by Charley Lang & Lucy Cotter, Narrative Counseling Center in Los Angeles provides psychotherapy, workshops, public speaking, and narrative training to students, professionals, and practitioners.
Our mission also includes expanding the resources of narrative therapy into diverse communities and creative new territories.
Narrative Therapy is a non-pathologizing, strength-based model of counseling and psychotherapy.
If this psychotherapy were to have a motto, it would most likely be: "The person is not the problem, the problem is the problem."
Our mission also includes expanding the resources of narrative therapy into diverse communities and creative new territories.
Narrative Therapy is a non-pathologizing, strength-based model of counseling and psychotherapy.
If this psychotherapy were to have a motto, it would most likely be: "The person is not the problem, the problem is the problem."
We offer Online Counseling to California Residents as an alternative source of therapy when limitations of time, mobility and location prevail.
Our Online Therapy services at Narrative Counseling Center maintain the integrity, confidentiality and ethical standards of all our collaborative, strength-based counseling services.
Contact Charley Lang or Lucy Cotter to explore this option.
Confidentiality: Our encrypted narrative counseling online platform ensures privacy and HIPPA compliance.
It is the client's responsibility to monitor privacy within their location.
Our Online Therapy services at Narrative Counseling Center maintain the integrity, confidentiality and ethical standards of all our collaborative, strength-based counseling services.
Contact Charley Lang or Lucy Cotter to explore this option.
Confidentiality: Our encrypted narrative counseling online platform ensures privacy and HIPPA compliance.
It is the client's responsibility to monitor privacy within their location.
We provide supportive counseling in Los Angeles to help individuals and families overcome life's challenges.
Aware of the varied constellations that make up unique families in our culture today, our services include Los Angeles family counseling for all, parenting support, individual group therapy and couples group therapy.
Sliding scale fees are available with our highly skilled associates.
Professional memberships include the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT) and the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT).
Aware of the varied constellations that make up unique families in our culture today, our services include Los Angeles family counseling for all, parenting support, individual group therapy and couples group therapy.
Sliding scale fees are available with our highly skilled associates.
Professional memberships include the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT) and the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT).
We provide a safe environment for couples therapy in Los Angeles, enabling partners to engage with respect and curiosity.
Our psychotherapy practices nurture the discovery of shared intentions, and provide relief from the effects of disappointment, blame, conflict and anger.
As Couple Counselors and Marriage Therapists, we view couples as full of possibility, rather than pathology.
As a result, we do not locate problems within individual members of a couple, but rather, within the culture that surrounds us.
Our psychotherapy practices nurture the discovery of shared intentions, and provide relief from the effects of disappointment, blame, conflict and anger.
As Couple Counselors and Marriage Therapists, we view couples as full of possibility, rather than pathology.
As a result, we do not locate problems within individual members of a couple, but rather, within the culture that surrounds us.
Charley Lang, MFT, is co-founder of Narrative Counseling Center, providing resource-oriented consultation services for individuals, couples, and families, in addition to strength-based psychotherapy training for pre and post-licensed therapists.
As co-director of the Psychology and Addiction Studies Concentrations at Antioch University, he teaches numerous courses, including Human Sexualities, Psychology of Addiction, Narrative Therapy in Practice and Madness in American History & Film.
He has taught at USC, UCLA, Cal State San Bernardino, and is currently collaborating on the development of online study courses for students and practitioners of narrative therapy worldwide (www.reauthoringteaching.com).
As co-director of the Psychology and Addiction Studies Concentrations at Antioch University, he teaches numerous courses, including Human Sexualities, Psychology of Addiction, Narrative Therapy in Practice and Madness in American History & Film.
He has taught at USC, UCLA, Cal State San Bernardino, and is currently collaborating on the development of online study courses for students and practitioners of narrative therapy worldwide (www.reauthoringteaching.com).
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