Transforming the Way Therapists Learn

Victor has spent over 30 years shaping Psychotherapy.net through video production, talent scouting, and his signature cartoons. A psychologist and artist, he balances a very part-time practice with creating sculpture, paintings, metalwork, and hand-carved wooden pieces. Learn more at SFpsychologist.com.

Lara brings nearly 25 years of marketing and product development experience in educational technology to Psychotherapy.net. As Senior Director, she oversees day-to-day operations and partners with each team member to deliver meaningful content to therapists and students worldwide.

Travis joins Psychotherapy.net to guide content development, succeeding Victor in this role. He brings nearly two decades of experience as a psychologist, in both private practice and higher education. As Department Chair and Associate Professor of Counseling and School Psychology at San Diego State University, he offers a fresh voice and vision for our future.

With over 15 years of experience at Psychotherapy.net, Shelley helps identify and shape projects that inform and inspire. She works closely with our featured therapists and production team to produce content that brings clinical wisdom to life, and demonstrates the life-changing power of good therapy.

With a PsyD in Clinical Psychology, Greg brings firsthand clinical experience to his work with universities and community mental health organizations. He helps them integrate Psychotherapy.net’s expert video resources into training and professional development for students and professionals alike.

Jill draws on her extensive experience as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Professional Clinical Counselor as she helps librarians, educators, training directors, clinicians, and others discover the value of Psychotherapy.net’s resources and support their goals every step of the way. From onboarding and troubleshooting to advocating for their needs and collaborating with internal teams to enhance our processes and offerings, she strives to ensure their experience is as seamless and rewarding.

Matthias Frasch oversees all Marketing efforts, and ensures all customer facing outreach meets and exceeds our high standards. Website, social media, email, podcast, blog and articles all fall under his responsibility and his commitment to excellence and accuracy ensures authentic messaging of our values and mission. His love for the mental health profession is at the core of his vision for high quality marketing outreach.

Elizabeth is at the center of our operations, keeping projects on track for production, sales, and leadership teams. She also works closely with international distributors, helping them bring our impactful training videos to professionals worldwide.

Jonathan manages customer service, sales opportunities, and social media for Psychotherapy.net. As the primary point of contact for our users, he not only ensures that our customers’ needs are met, and also brings their feedback and input back to the rest of our team to be taken into consideration to guide our development.

Kyle is the team’s in-house media production expert, known for delivering high-quality content across a wide range of formats. With a strong foundation in video production, he is our go-to resource for everything from video editing and podcast production to managing and executing live webinars.

As a licensed psychologist, Larry has dedicated his career to helping children, teens, and families. A retired professor of counselor education and now adjunct at Nova Southeastern University, he continues to contribute to the field through research, writing, and presentations on play therapy, counseling, and popular culture. His latest book is The Handbook of Medical Play Therapy and Child Life.

Mia was rescued from the streets of Tijuana where (we assume) she was working as an enforcer for a local cartel. Now in Northern California, she strikes fear in the hearts of the deliverymen and ne’er-do-wells of Humboldt County. While not safeguarding our content and production offices, she can be found chasing her tail and reluctantly modeling knitwear.