Quick Answer
Relationship Therapy at Angeles Psychology Group for Hollywood Hills is depth-oriented, affirming care for partners, polycules, and chosen families. Sessions work with the attachment patterns, character-level defenses, and unmet developmental needs underneath the recurring conflict — not just the surface argument. Care is delivered in person at our Mid-Wilshire office or by secure telehealth across California, and begins with a free 20-minute consultation with no obligation.
Key Takeaways
- Relationship Therapy at Angeles Psychology Group for Hollywood Hills is depth-oriented: it works beneath the recurring conflict to the underlying patterns.
- Affirming across relationship configurations — partners, polycules, throuples, chosen families — as a named specialty across the clinical team, not a disclaimer.
- Clinicians integrate EFT, IFS, depth psychology, and Orgonomic somatic work — matched to the specific relationship rather than defaulted to a single protocol.
- Delivered in person at our Mid-Wilshire office (6363 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 520) or by secure HIPAA-compliant telehealth across California.
- Care begins with a free, 20-minute consultation, with no obligation and no diagnosis required to start.
01 — OverviewVisibility, travel, and the specific stressors of principal-role careers
High-profile industry couples work in Hollywood Hills operates for a specific catchment — principal-role careers where the identity-performance layer is the actual material shaping how each partner arrives at home, and where the visibility risk that shapes what can be discussed outside the therapy is a running clinical variable rather than a scheduling detail.
APG’s clinical layer sits below where standard talk therapy operates. Discretion is documented in the informed consent, coordinated clinical team keeps information inside the practice under doctoral supervision, and the framework holds industry-visibility material as its own clinical object — the character-level patterns careers built on public-facing energy tend to organize around.
The identity-performance split. The identity-performance split is a common clinical pattern in careers built on visible performance: the self that shows up for work becomes increasingly divergent from the self that comes home. Left unworked, the split shows up in intimate partnership as flatness, emotional unavailability, or a persistent sense that the person you married is different at work.
Research from the National Institute of Mental Health suggests that psychotherapy is effective for the range of relational and emotional difficulties couples and partners bring to therapy, and the American Psychological Association notes that the fit between client and clinician is one of the strongest predictors of outcomes. That is the reason matching — modality, clinician, format — is the first piece of clinical work at Angeles Psychology Group.
02 — ApproachEFT, IFS, depth work: what the clinical framework holds
How the group work is designed: facilitator-led process, coordinated with individual therapy inside the same practice. For principal-role industry clients the material often lives in the parts built to sustain public-facing energy over years — the working identity’s protective structure — and IFS work reaches those directly. Depth psychology gets to the character-level patterns underneath; EFT tracks the attachment work.
APG’s separation from adjacent offerings is coordinated care rather than referral-network fragmentation. The clinician doesn’t need to be socialized to what public-facing careers actually do to household presence — the assumption is baseline for the team. You can read more about the practice on our our depth-oriented relationship therapy page.
All configurations
Affirming care for monogamous, non-monogamous, queer, and chosen-family relationships alike.
Beneath the conflict
Depth-oriented work with the patterns and unmet needs underneath — not just the recurring argument.
Coordinated care
Individual, couples, and group work inside one practice, coordinated with consent.
Whatever you’re carrying, there’s a place to begin. Book a free, 20-minute consultation.
Start a free consultation03 — In Hollywood HillsHollywood Hills discretion and how the practice actually operates
Hollywood Hills concentrates principal-role and creative-industry professionals whose careers organize around visible creative output over years. The specific relational patterns that produces — the working identity’s leak into private presence, the asymmetry when one partner’s visibility structures the household — show up as recognizable clinical material.
Sessions convene at the Mid-Wilshire office at 6363 Wilshire, Suite 520; HIPAA-aligned telehealth is the alternate format for weeks the trip isn’t practical. Hollywood Hills clients often anchor with in-person sessions and use telehealth during production or promotion cycles. The clinician holding the case stays constant, and the discretion architecture that protects the couple extends across every format the work uses.
04 — Getting startedA discreet first consultation
Starting High-Profile Actor & Creative-Principal Couples Therapy typically means fitting the intake around a production calendar — pre-production, shoot days, post, the weekly pattern that already runs your household. The 20-minute consultation is scheduled to flex around that: phone or secure video, at a time that doesn’t cost you a call on set. What the first conversation determines is fit and clinician match; industry-specific dynamics don’t have to be explained twice.
The clinical framework holds industry stressors as structural realities rather than problems to solve before the relationship work can begin: on/off travel, visibility risk, the identity-performance split between the public-facing career and the private partnership that needs the opposite. EFT anchors the attachment work; IFS reaches the parts each partner built for the working life; depth psychology gets underneath the public-facing pattern. The APA guide on choosing a psychologist covers what to ask about a practice’s experience with high-visibility work.
Sessions happen in person at Mid-Wilshire (6363 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 520) or by secure telehealth — many Hollywood Hills clients keep an in-person anchor at Mid-Wilshire and shift to secure video during shoot weeks. Private-pay with superbills, fees named up front. Booking is direct via (310) 866-0440 or the scheduling system.
Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM (additional times available as needed), with additional times arranged when the standard availability doesn’t quite fit. For Hollywood Hills clients specifically, the intake team can advise on current wait times, clinician availability, and whether the format that fits your schedule is in-person, telehealth, or a mix. The consultation is free, no diagnosis is required to start, and you can pause or end the work at any point without penalty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Relationship Therapy at Angeles Psychology Group for Hollywood Hills?
Relationship therapy at Angeles Psychology Group for Hollywood Hills is depth-oriented care built for the specific stresses of industry couples — travel schedules, visibility pressure, and the identity-performance split that a career built on public-facing energy generates. The clinical framework pairs EFT for attachment repair across long absences with IFS for the parts each partner has built for the performance economy.
Who provides the care?
Care is provided by a multi-clinician team including licensed psychologists, licensed marriage and family therapists, and associate (pre-licensed) clinicians working under doctoral-level clinical supervision. The practice is founded and clinically directed by Dr. Neil Schierholz, PsyD (PSY25154), a licensed clinical psychologist. Angeles Psychology Group is a psychology practice and does not prescribe medication — where medication is relevant, care is coordinated with the client’s own prescriber. All clinicians hold current California licensure or are registered associates working under supervision.
Do you accommodate irregular production schedules?
Yes. Secure HIPAA-compliant telehealth flexes with production and location schedules, and the practice can structure the engagement around known travel periods. In-person sessions at the Mid-Wilshire office are available for the anchor points that call for being in the same room. The clinical framework holds consistently across the two formats, and continuity with the same clinician is maintained through both.
Is telehealth available for clients in Hollywood Hills?
Yes. Sessions are available in person at our Mid-Wilshire office (6363 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 520, Los Angeles, CA 90048) or by secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth across California. Telehealth removes the commute barrier for clients in Hollywood Hills and is delivered with the same clinical depth as in-person work — the practice’s stated position is that depth-oriented care translates to the virtual format when the container is held accordingly. Clients often split between formats based on schedule and preference, keeping continuity with the same clinician.
How do we get started?
Begin with a free, 20-minute consultation — a conversation about fit before any commitment. A clinician helps you decide who should be involved (individual, couple, family, or group), what modality is likely to fit, and what the work might look like, with no obligation. You can book online or call (310) 866-0440. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM (additional times available as needed), and additional times can be arranged by request.
About this page
This page reflects the practice of Angeles Psychology Group, a depth-oriented, affirming psychology practice in Los Angeles founded by Dr. Neil Schierholz, PsyD (PSY25154). Angeles Psychology Group provides psychotherapy and does not prescribe medication; where medication is relevant, care is coordinated with a client’s own prescriber. Claims about psychotherapy are framed as research suggests and cited to primary sources below.
Reviewed by Dr. Neil Schierholz, PsyD. Last updated September 2026.
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