My name is Gregory S. Wohl and I am committed to treating individuals and families in a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere with genuine concern for healing that endures. I enjoy working with children, adolescents and adults to foster behavioral, emotional and relationship changes which resolve painful conflicts. There is sorrow and pain in everyone's life,but once in a while there is the comfort of a friend that soothes your heart,opens your eyes and encourages your spirit. Helping you move from anger and despair to peace and joy is the primary purpose of my counseling practice. As a Christian therapist,the well-being of you and your family very important to me. Over the past 35 years of counseling I have seen a variety of conditions that harm individuals and their relationships. Though these issues can be painful and complex,there are basic underlying principles,that when properly received,release healing that lasts a lifetime. These changes do not begin with psychological tools and techniques,but with internal healing that comes before behavioral changes. For this reason letting go of unforgiveness,fear and pride is essential to healing that lasts. My initial focus is on freeing the individual of these burdens so that behavioral,emotional and relationship conflicts can respond quickly to counseling. I would be honored to personally speak with you about your needs. Your are welcome to call me directly any time at (951) 544-1157. QUALIFICATIONS • Years in Practice: 35 Years • School: California Baptist University • Year Graduated: 1984 • California License No.: mfc23285 SPECIALTIES • ADHD • Adoption • Alcohol Abuse • Anger Management • Anxiety • Behavioral Issues • Child or Adolescent • Chronic Impulsivity • Codependency • Coping Skills • Depression • Divorce • Emotional Disturbance • Family Conflict • Grief • Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) • Oppositional Defiance • Parenting • Relationship Issues • Self Esteem • Self-Harming • Sleep or Insomnia • Suicidal Ideation • Teen Violence • Testing and Evaluation • Trauma and PTSD • Victims of Crime • Victims of Domestic Abuse • Victims of Sexual Abuse