Lorraine Sterman

Lorraine Sterman, PH.D., CNP, has extensive experience in psychotherapy and neuropsychology, operating a private practice in Beverly Hills, California, since January 2000, specializing in the evaluation and treatment of diverse populations, including adults, adolescents, and the elderly, with a focus on eating disorders, couples therapy, and medical illness. Serving as a Clinical Professor at UCLA since July 1985, Lorraine Sterman is involved in patient evaluation, treatment, and administration, alongside supervision and training of interns and post-doctoral fellows. Lorraine Sterman's previous roles include a licensed clinical psychologist and nurse practitioner, as well as the director of training at the Center for Healthy Aging, where responsibilities included teaching and program development. Academic credentials encompass a Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical-Social Psychology from the Wright Institute Los Angeles, post-doctoral fellowship in neuropsychology from UCLA, and multiple certifications and degrees in psychoanalysis, psychiatric mental health nursing, and nursing.