From One Parent to Another: Words of Wisdom Venice CA

While our sons and daughters learn the best lessons by doing things on their own (including making mistakes), it’s sometimes helpful to learn through the experience of others. In this section you’ll find friendly advice and anecdotes from parents, many of whom work in the education arena as admission professionals, guidance counselors, and financial aid officers.

Ms. Ellen Ledley
Ellen G. Ledley, LCSW

310-314-7667
3331 Ocean Park Blvd., Suite 201
Santa Monica, CA
Ms. Terry Jordan
Terry A. Jordan, LCSW, DCSW

310-895-4848
2001 S. Barrington Ave., # 202
Los Angeles, CA
Ms. Ricki Bernstein
310-914-3080
1849 Sawtelle Blvd., Suite 650
Los Angeles, CA
Dr. Debra Borys
Debra S. Borys, PhD, FABPS Clinical and Forensic Psychology

310-470-8484
10850 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 550
Los Angeles, CA
Ms. Susan Gonzales
Susan Gonzales - Los Angeles Office

310-770-5009
864 S. Robertson; Ste 104
Los Angeles, CA
Dr. John Silver
LateNite Counseling Services

310-268-8282
2100 Sawtelle Blvd. Suite #204
Los Angeles, CA
Ms. Licia Ginne
Licia Ginne, Marriage

310-828-1256
3201 Wilshire Blvd.,Suite 209
Santa Monica, CA
Ms. Elaine Fidel
310-553-5848
864 South Robertson Blvd. L.A. 90035 157 20 Ventura blvd. Encino, Ca.
Los Angeles, CA
Ms. Karen Wulfson
Personal Communication Solutions

310-475-1759
420 South Beverly Drive Suite 100
Beverly Hills, CA
Ms. Linda Levinson
Linda Levinson, LCSW

310-202-0262
1494 South Robertson Blvd #203
Los Angeles, CA
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From One Parent to Another: Words of Wisdom

From One Parent to Another: Words of Wisdom

While our sons and daughters learn the best lessons by doing things on their own (including making mistakes), it’s sometimes helpful to learn through the experience of others. In this section you’ll find friendly advice and anecdotes from parents, many of whom work in the education arena as admission professionals, guidance counselors, and financial aid officers.

We asked for candor when collecting these quotes and promised to protect the innocent by using first names only. You may be relieved to know that even the most seasoned admission professionals are plagued by the same concerns as the rest of us when it comes to their college-bound children.

See what other parents have to say about the admission process:

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  • Application Realities
  • Being Practical
  • Choosing the Right School
  • Money Issues
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