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Pepperdine Telehealth Community Counseling Clinic

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Business Hours

Daytime and evening appointments are available Monday through Friday to accommodate our clients' schedules.           

Contact Us

Phone: 818.702.1099 

Email: pepperdinetelehealthclinic@pepperdine.edu 

About Us

The Pepperdine Telehealth Community Counseling Clinic (PTCCC) offers quality low-fee therapy to residents of the surrounding communities and across California. 

The clinic staff consists of Pepperdine Marriage and Family Therapy trainees and doctoral trainees supervised by licensed psychologists. The clinic offers high-quality, low-fee individual, family, and couples therapy online to clients of all ages and backgrounds. We tailor evaluations and therapy plans for each client and their circumstances.

Low Sliding-Scale Fees

We base our low fees on a sliding scale (between $25-$90) according to annual income and the number of dependents. At the Telehealth clinic, the cost of an initial evaluation is $45; most clients at our clinics pay from $25 to $35 per session for ongoing appointments. 

Services

Clients seeking therapy services from the Pepperdine Telehealth Community Counseling Clinic participate in an initial telephone evaluation to assess whether our services would be a good fit for you. Services offered include individual, couples, and family therapy to address various presenting issues. We offer low-fee online therapy to address relational, familial, vocational, and educational challenges, as well as treatment for anxiety and depression. We provide services that address clients' histories of trauma and marginalization. We aim to help clients manage barriers and obstacles to improve their well-being and the quality of their lives.

About The Clinic Director

Headshot of Dr. CohenDr. Cohen is a licensed clinical psychologist and a clinical professor at Pepperdine University's Graduate School of Education and Psychology. She has served as the director of the Pepperdine Community Counseling Clinic since 2002. Dr. Cohen is passionate about community outreach and service to the community. Under Dr. Cohen's leadership, the clinic provided pro bono bullying-prevention services and  parent-education workshops to local schools, as well as pro bono therapy services to sexually exploited (trafficked) youth. Since 2020, Dr. Cohen has been overseeing therapy services that are provided remotely, increasing accessibility and convenience to clinic clients, while maintaining  privacy and confidentiality.