Dr. Sheila Khaleghian

Practitioner Spotlight - Dr. Sheila Khaleghian Licensed clinical Psychologist – Los Angeles, California (now Beverly Hills, California) Psychotherapy in English and Farsi Bio: Sheila Khaleghian, PSY.D., received her Doctor of Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) and Master of Arts in Sex, Couples, and Family Therapy from the California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University. The program, accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA), was designed to train health service psychologists. See below for more information. Born and raised in Manhattan Beach, California – Proud Alum of Chapman University

The summarized reviews paint a picture of Dr. Sheila Khaleghian as an ideal therapist who excels in both her profession and personality. Testimony shows that she has a nurturing heart for helping patients with top industry standards when combined, painting a picture of clinical excellence. Her ability to create a safe and relaxing environment, coupled with a caring attitude and a human approach to client struggles, has been influential to many. She is compassionate and listens and tailors her approach to suit individual needs. Her professionalism standards and the detailed approach to psychodynamic treatment have aided personal growth and ability to overcome challenges. Her delight is genuine. It impacts positively on her patient's healing journey. Dr. Khaleghian's therapy is individual-centered and not common. Her work helped her patients improve their work performance and personal lives.\n The feedback from her former patients and other people under therapy suggests she is the best therapist and top in providing psychological help concerning different mental health challenges. Most of her patients feel appreciated and happy, the service and the outcome of the new cheering and fulfilling experience that came due to the therapy. Dr. Sheila Khaleghian is a recommended therapist for people looking for help in any area of life and promising for changing and improving their lives.