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The Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy
Association of Southern California (LAGPA) was established in 1992 as an organization of
mental health professionals interested in gay and lesbian clients.
LAGPA members are
actively involved in expanding the role of psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers,
and marriage, family, and child counselors who serve the greater gay community of Southern
California.
While LAGPA is oriented toward mental health professionals, individuals
desiring to join LAGPA are not required to be licensed.
LAGPA's purpose is to facilitate social and
professional networking for mental health professionals in the greater Los Angeles area.
LAGPA seeks to join such individuals together for academic and
social events, to develop educational community outreach activities, to foster and promote a positive gay &
lesbian identity, and to serve as role models for all members of the gay, lesbian &
bisexual community.
Members of LAGPA are committed to the process of
developing the finest psychological skills for working
with clients confronted with the complexity of personal
issues related to being homosexual in a homophobic world.
LAGPA is supportive of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Psychotherapists Association of
the Greater San Francisco Bay Area.
http://gaylesta.org
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in the Greater Los Angeles and Southern California areas
Welcome to Our New Website!
Click here to search for a therapist based on proximity to you or by therapist speciality. Each therapist has their own webpage where you will find a detailed description of their services, their theoretical orientation, their academic history, a map to their office, and much more.
Latest News March 2010
- Executive Director Report
LAGPA keeps growing and providing greater services to you.
- Greetings From LAGPA’s New Co-President
Our new co-president talks about his new role.
- LAGPA Board Elections
Meet the Board.
- LAGPA Presents to the Board of Psychology
History is in the making. LAGPA is making it. And you are a part of it.
- Summer Social
Photos from our annual joint holiday party with SCLMA, Southern California Lambda Medical Association.
- 15th Annual LAGPA Conference October 11, 2009
Photos from our annual conference, this year held at USC, featuring keynote speaker Jeanne Cordova
- LAGPA at LACPA
Photos from our outreach at the Los Angeles County Psychological Association conference.
- New MFT Degree Program in LGBT Studies
The MFT Department of Pacific Oaks College, in Pasadena, CA, announces the development of a MA graduate program in Marriage and Family Therapy, specializing in LGBT Family Studies.
- LAGPA Makes Historic Move
LAGPA has petitioned the California State Board of Psychology (BOP) to mandate lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) issues as a required continuing education class, on a ONE-TIME basis.
- Winter Social
Photos from our annual joint holiday party with SCLMA, Southern California Lambda Medical Association.
- LAGPA supports legal efforts to overturn Prop 8
LAGPA participated in providing information and review of an Amicus Brief in support of the legal efforts to overturn Proposition 8. This was an historic effort and collaboration between LAGPA, California Therapists for Marriage Equality, and others. To review the document, please visit www.ct4me.org/CT4ME/Home.html.
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16th Annual LGBT Psychotherapy Conference
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Great news!!! We are proud to announce that our annual psychotherapy conference will be co-hosted by Antioch University Los Angeles (AULA) on October 17, 2010. We are getting a much earlier start on the event hoping to have all the details worked out months in advanced. We are simplifying the workshop submission process. Below is a link to the downloadable application form. We are asking that you submit a short "concept" application to help us create an exciting program. Once these are reviewed and accepted, then presenters will be asked to complete the longer APA certified application. We are asking for your concept applications immediately; but then you will have months to complete the full application. So put on your thinking caps and submit a "concept" for workshop.
Want more information? Contact Chuck Stewart
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