Victor Cohen

Victor Cohen, PhD, is an Adjunct Professor at Antioch University Los Angeles in the MA in Clinical Psychology (MAP) Program since 1995. He holds a BA from Yale University and a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Michigan, and is a California Licensed Psychologist with a private practice in Manhattan/Hermosa Beach. His teaching portfolio includes group treatment, psychotherapy process, and personality theory courses, alongside workshops on meditation, spirituality, and psychotherapy at institutions like Pepperdine, Alliant/California School of Professional Psychology, and the University of Michigan.

Dr. Cohen has dedicated over thirty years to meditation practice and explores the spiritual dimensions of personal growth groups. He emphasizes therapist self-awareness and the transformative power of group process in his pedagogy. His research bridges clinical psychology with spiritual frameworks, focusing on integrating these domains into therapeutic methodologies.

With a career spanning academia and private practice, Dr. Cohen has authored a book on the spirituality-psychotherapy interface and delivered presentations on this interdisciplinary topic. His affiliations reflect a long-standing commitment to advancing psychological education through experiential and contemplative practices.