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December 1, 2011

Golie Zarabi (M.A. LMFT #83509) 

Golie Zarabi is a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist working in private practice in Beverly Hills. Golie practices psychotherapy in English, Farsi and French. She received her Bachelor’s degree from University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), and her Master’s degree in Psychology with an Emphasis in Marriage & Family Therapy from Pepperdine University’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology.

Golie works with children, adults and couples. She addresses a variety of concerns such as: mood disorders, anxiety disorders, relationship dissatisfaction, and certain addictions. 

Golie Zarabi

Goliezarabi@gmail.com

(310) 951-4356

 

 

Natalie Landver (MA. IMF 65815)

Natalie Landver received her Bachelor’s Degree from Indiana University (IU), and her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Antioch University in Los Angeles.   Natalie enjoys working with adults and specializes in adolescents. Her main areas of interest are anxiety, depression, relationship issues, pre and post marital relationship concerns, and survivors of domestic violence, eating disorders, and grief.  Natalie is inspired by a genuine desire to leverage her life experiences, education, instinct, and passion to serve the mental health needs of individuals (adults and adolescents), couples, families, and groups in the greater community. 

Natalie Landver

natalielandver@gmail.com

(310)600-5400

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