Dr. Larry Schulte, Ph.D. Blog

I believe that therapy is a journey and it takes a lot of courage.

It takes a lot of courage to pick up the telephone and call me (626-795-8681) and say "You know I think I need to talk to you."

• You may be sad or depressed about your life or a relationship.
• You may be anxious and suffering from panic attacks or social anxiety.
• You may have multiple health problems~one of my specialties is health psychology and helping people cope with multiple symptoms, pain, and chronic conditions.
• You may have recently experienced the tragic loss of a loved one by murder, suicide, multiple losses or Sudden Infant Death or Fetal Demise.
• You may be the spouse or adult child caregiver of a person with dementia like Alzheimer's Disease or Parkinson's or Vascular Dementia.
• You may be faced with AIDS, Cancer, Dementia, ALS or some other chronic condition.
• You may not like yourself.

Are any of these part of your journey? If so, take a minute to call me at the above number or write to me in confidence and leave a telephone number and some times when I can get back with you. In your e-mail to larry@larryschultephd.com please put "Confidential Therapy Inquiry" in the subject content or click here to email. I'm the only one who reads my e-mail.

Let me tell you a bit about myself.

I have been doing therapy for twenty-five years, am a founding member of the Center for Adult Development, a group practice in Pasadena, and am the Employee Assistance Director for Pasadena City College. In 1990 I received my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with a specialty in Health Psychology. From 1989-1991 I trained at Yale University School of Medicine in the Department of Psychiatry as a Psychology Fellow.

• Anxiety and depression
• Individual therapy
• Chronic pain
• Couples therapy
• Family therapy
• Parents of Murdered Children (POMC)
• Wellness and finding a balance in life
• Social phobias, panic disorder and agoraphobia
• Alzheimer's Caregivers Support Groups
• Other core services include therapy for the following: Lewey Body Dementia, loss from homicide or suicide, the tasks of bereavement, stages of grief, grief and the holidays, pet loss, sadness, self-esteem and self-confidence.

Let me help you work through some of the stress in your life. I utilize Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy as the basis for my work (if you can change your thoughts, you can change your behaviors). Let me help you restore some HOPE in your life. Thank you for visiting my web site.

— Dr. Larry Schulte