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California AAMFT Approved Supervisors
California AAMFT Approved SupervisorsCalifornia AAMFT approved supervisors who are available to provide supervision of supervision are listed below by location including:
Northern CaliforniaLee L. Lipp, Ph.D.MFT15963
Specialties: Dr. Lipp has been an AAMFT Supervisor since 1986. She has provided supervision at California Family Study Center, Phillips Graduate Institute, Salvation Army Family Counseling Services, Open Quest Drug and Alcohol Programs, Van Nuys Hospital, Sierra Tucson Hospital , Aids Project LA, and Ralston Middle School . She is currently supervising at Haight Ashbury Psycological Services. Michael L. Elterman, MA, LMFT
Areas of Emphasis: Couples and Individual Psychotherapy, Behavioral Management Supports for the Developmentally Disabled, Consultation, Training JoAn M. Ross
Specialities: I have been teaching and supervising systemic couples and family therapy for the last 25 years, I work well with couples and family conflict, also those dealing with chronic or life threatening illness, PTSD and other mental illnesses. I also work with couples who are separating and needing to work out custody arrangements, emotional separation and individuation/personal reintegration. I also have considerable experience in working with couples dealing with sexual problems, aging, end of life issues and bereavement. I do not work with clients whose primary problem is addiction. Gary Stolzoff, Ph.D
Specialties: Gary Stolzoff is an Associate Clinical Professor, UCSF Medical School , Department of Psychiatry where he has supervised for over 20 years. Jeffrey Zimmerman, Ph.D.
Specialties: My supervision would be in the area of Narrative Therapy. Janet Osborn, Ph.D.
Specialties: Jan currently is on faculty in the Marriage and Family Therapy Program in the Dept. of Counselor Education at California State University Sacramento. She has practiced psychotherapy for the past fifteen years specializing in work with survivors of sexual abuse, addiction, LGBT issues, grief and loss, and couple therapy. Jan has also developed and co-presents mindfulness communication workshops. Robin Joy Berenson, Ph.D., MFT
Areas of expertise: Individual, couple and family psychotherapy. Supervision and consultation Sean Davis, Ph.D.
Areas of expertise: Couples Therapy, Family Therapy, Anxiety Dr. Sheila M. Addison
Areas of expertise: Development of personal theory of therapy, application of theory to case conceptualization and practice, couples and family therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Bowen Therapy, Structural Family Therapy, Satir/Human Validation Process, Feminist Therapy, Multicultural Therapy, GLBT clients, adolescents, affairs, same-sex couples, polyamorous relationships. Southern CaliforniaNell Cotter, MA, LMFT
Areas of expertise: Couples therapy, women's concerns with finding their voices within a relationship, men's concerns with increasing relationship satisfaction, parent-child and family counseling. Experience working with domestic violence, child abuse and gay and lesbian couples. Susan Ellen Swim, Ph.D
Specialties: Teaching, publishing, research, and clinical work in individual marriage and family therapy. Martha Carr, MFTAAMFT Approved Supervisor
Specialties: Individuals and Couples from a psychoanalytic/psychodynamic perspective. Am currently a Ph.D. candidate at Newport Psychoanalytic Institute. As a supervisor and therapist I utilize multiple theories (Object Relations, Intersubjectivity, Systemic, Humanistic) to help supervisees understand their cases and develop their own strengths and identity as a therapist. Enjoy doing supervision-of-supervision! Marcia Lasswell
Specialties: I have been an AAMFT accredited supervisor for over thirty years and have trained and supervised MA and PhD. students in Marriage and FamilyTherapy as well as supervising those seeking AAMFT Supervisor status. I am past President of AAMFT and have served on the National Accreditation Board which oversees the written exams given across the United States. Kim Krieger, M.A. , MFTAAMFT Supervisor
Margaret L. Avineri, Psy.D., LMFT
Specialties: Couple and Family Therapy, Cross-cultural/Immigration issues, Supervision in non-profit settings, Legal & Ethical Issues; Theories/Techniques of MFT. Lynne Azpeitia, M.A.Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Specialties: Individual, Couple & Family Therapy. Group Therapy. Gifted, Talented & Creative Adults. Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Workplace Issues, Dealing with Difficult People, Multigenerational Family Therapy, Clinical Coaching & Practice Development. Supervision, Supervision of Supervision. Supervisors and supervisees interested in supervision please contact me by phone or e-mail for current openings and availability. I do speaking, workshops and training for therapists, supervisors and interns on Couple Therapy, Family Therapy and Supervision. I have openings for supervision and am willing to offer reduced fees for supervision of supervison when the supervisor shows the necessity for that. Daniel J. Alonzo, M.A.California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Specialties: Couple Therapy; Sexuality and Sexual Issues (I am also an AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist); Working With Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse; Working with Sexual Minorities (LGBT Issues). Maria Cruz Flores, Ph.D.MFC #37716
Specialties: Abuse issues (sexual, physical, substance); grief/loss issues; diversity issues (culture, spirituality, gender); clinical issues (AAMFT Approved Supervisor). Richard Cohn
Specialties: Working with anxiety disorders and sexual dysfunction in addition to both premarital and marital counseling. Nancy Gardner, Ph.D.
Specialties: Dr. Gardner has been in practice for since the early 1970s, initially as a clinical social worker and more recently as a clinical psychologist. She trained as a family therapist at the Family Institute in Chicago, then later studied psychoanalytic psychotherapy at the Wright Institute in Los Angeles .More recently, she has studied couple therapy with The Gottman Institute in Seattle, and Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy with Sue Johnson and her colleagues at the Ottawa Couple and Family Institute. She has been a supervisor of therapists since the 1970s and an AAMFT approved supervisor for several years. Dr. Gardner has taught couple therapy and other courses at the California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles , and she is on the faculty of the Northridge Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Gardner is a past president of the Los Angeles County Psychological Association, and has been a board member of the California Psychological Association. Helen Meek, MA, MFT
Specialties: Ms. Meek has worked in private practice since 1987 seeing couples, individuals and children. Her specialties are in school-related issues, post-partum depression, and MS. She has taught theory and practicum and has worked behind a two-way mirror in MFT programs at Pepperdine University, Phillips Graduate Institute, and California State University at Northridge. She has supervised interns in private practice and in school settings and has provided supervision-of-supervision for therapists seeking certification. Martha L. Feng, MA, MFT
Areas of expertise: Addiction, Domestic Violence and Family Systems Cathleen Mastan, MFT
Speacialties: Depression, anxiety, eating disorders/body image concerns, trauma/abuse, premarital and marital counseling, faith/spiritual concerns, identity development, overcoming perfectionism, attachment issues, self-esteem issues, and boundary issues. K. Jane Russell, MFT
Areas of expertise: High-Risk adolescents, Marriage and Divorce counseling Jeanne L. Obert, MFT, MSM
Specialties: Drug and alcohol treatment. Motivational Interviewing. The Reverend Dr. William Scar
Areas of expertise: Family abuse, elderhood in family crisis, Medical conditions and family heredity Sharon Duffy, PsyD, LMFT
Areas of expertise: Supervision-of-supervision Barbara Hudson, M.ED
Areas of Expertise: Couples, depression, emergency workers Rachel Bar
Areas of Expertise: Couples, Change Coaching Diane Gehart, Ph.D., LMFT
Areas of Expertise: Marriage and family therapy theory; systemic, postmodern and strength-based theories; recovery-oriented mental health; mindfulness and Buddhist psychology; Christianity and spiritual issues, MFT competencies; children, teens, and their families; play therapy; child abuse and trauma; parenting; divorce and remarriage; military and police families; immigration and cultural issues. Orange County/San DiegoMark A. Kaupp, Psy. D.
Specialties: Besides being a professor in both San Diego State University (SDSU) and
Irene M. Cornish, LCSW
Specialties: Couples, Structural Family Therapist. Adjunct Professor California School of Professional Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy Program. Laura Behm Dewan, LMFT, RPT-S
Areas of expertise: Children, Play Therapy, Therapy in School Settings, Grief and Loss, Military Families Ben K Lim, Ph.D., MFT
Joanne Monroe, MFT
Specialties: Intrafamilal Child Molestation, Sexual Abuse, Substance Misuse, Families in Perpetual Crisis, At Risk Families. Lisa J.Palmer-Olsen, M.F.T.#37577 AAMFT ApproveD Supervisor Certified Emotionally Focused Therapy Supervisor
Specialties: Couple and Family Therapy issues dealing with trauma, abuse and relational/family distres, Supervision of E.F.T. Trainees and practitioners as well as M.F.T. trainees and interns. Cloe Madanes, LIC, H.D.L.
Chad Hybarger, Psy.D., MFT
Specialties: Anxiety, panic and compulsions Pete McClintock
Specialties: individual and family therapy with an emphasis on children and adolescents. Dr. Marjorie V. Krausz
Specialties: I have a general practice where I see individuals as young as 2. My oldest client is 86 years of age. I see families, couples and individuals. Rebecca A. Gehlke-Baez, Psy.D., MFT
Pilar Hernandez, Ph.D.Assistant Professor Marriage and Family Therapy Program
Specialties: traumatic stress, family resilience, systems consultation (schools, non-governmental organizations, humanitarian organizations), domestic violence, diversity in training and family therapy (sexual orientation, ethnicity, class, gender, ability), professional development. Antonio Marotta, LMFT, Ph.D.
Carolyn Jacobs, Psy.D.PSY15774 AAMFT
Specialties: Supervision/coaching with a Bowen Family Systems Theory model. I have completed five years at the Special Postgraduate Program at the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family(formerly Georgetown Family Center ) 1994-1998. I personally have ongoing monthly individual coaching with a faculty member from the Bowen Center. Cynthia Berne
Specialties: Sexual assault, domestic violence, trauma and abuse, PTSD, grief and loss issues, relational issues, mood disorders Burton N. Winer, MBA , MA MFT#MFC 23281
Specialties: AAMFT Approved Supervisor CAMFT Certified Supervisor Board of Behavioral Sciences CE Provider PCE 2442 Don Welch, Ph.D.
Liana R Beckett, LMFT
AAMFT, EMDRIA Certifications: AAMFT Approved Supervisor; EMDRIA Certified Marilyn Cornell, MFT
Areas of expertise: Veterans, Relationship Violence, PTSD, EMDR Nicole K. Reich, LMFT, FT
Areas of Expertise: Grief and Loss Dr. Soh-Leong Lim
Areas of Expertise: Spirituality, Immigration, Transitional Families, Parenting, Clinical Hypnosis, EMDR, Multicultural Family Therapy Ann W. Lawson, Ph.D, MFT
Areas of Expertise: Couples, Families, Parenting Issues, Chemical Dependency, Bowen Family Systems Theory Nerice L. Kaufman, A. Div., MA, LMFT
Beverly Laning, M.A., MFT
Areas of expertise: Children & Adolescents, Family Therapy Diana L. Guest, MFT, CBT
Areas of expertise: Ms. Guest is trained in somatic-relational psychotherapy and in EMDR, IMAGO Relationship Therapy, and Bioenergetic Analysis. She uses a psychodynamic model of therapy and has held her private practice for 20 years and has been the clinical director at an agency. She comes from a developmental model regarding supervision, determining the level of involvment with the trainee/intern based on their skill set. William J. Grove
Lisa A. Ruderman, MA, MFT
Areas of expertise: Certified Emotionally Focussed Therapy Supervisor and Trainer for couples, individuals and Families. EMDR trauma work. Practicum instructor at Alliant International University in San Diego, CA. Laurie Chapman, MFT
Areas of expertise: Individual, couples, adolescents, families counseling using solution-focused and AMDR therapies to treat depression, anxiety, transitions. Works with people seeking help with performance enhancement and stress management. Larry Chamow, PhD
Areas of expertise: Couples, adolescents, family businesses, substance abuse Bobbie J. Paul, PhD, MFTApproved Supervisor since 1995 Central CoastVicki Koenig, Ph.D.Licensed Psychologist (PSY19316)
Specialties: I am a licensed psychologist (PSY 19316) and licensed MFT (MFC 28526) in California . I have been an AAMFT Approved Clinical Supervisor since 1995 and have provided clinical supervision and training to interns and trainees in a variety of clinical settings since 1993. Presently, I am an Adjunct Faculty instructor for several higher education institutions. I utilize a variety of therapeutic approaches to treatment with an emphasis on Bowen Family Systems and Psychodynamic orientations. Clarence Hibbs, Ph.D
Linda M. Rio, M.A. AAMFTApproved Supervisor Private practice
Specialties: Practice specializing in work with children/families, large playroom available. Supervision training has strong emphasis on business aspects of clinical practice as well as the therapeutic issues. InlandTony Brandon
Randall Walker, M.S., M.F.T.
Specialties: Working with substance abusers and their families/relationships, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and solution-focused brief therapy. Pam Hart, MFT
Ronald G. Huston, PhD
Diane Lee
Areas of expertise: Couples, workplace issues and GLBT Mary E. Moline, PhD.
Specialities: Group and couples therapy (EFT) Kathy Wexler, MA, MFT
Areas of expertise: The California licensing process, legal and ethical issues for California MFT's. With clinical specialization in families with young children and women in relationship transition. |
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