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I am a licensed clinical psychologist working in Concord, MA (licensed for telehealth in the state of Massachusetts). My therapeutic style is warm, direct, playful, and collaborative in nature. I primarily work with older adolescents, emerging adults, and adults to treat anxiety disorders, and mood disorders, with a specialized focus on treating body focused repetitive behaviors (BFRBs). When treating BFRBs, I primarily use the ComB model. I am also trained in DBT, CBT, and ACT, and will incorporate interventions from these treatments when applicable. 

Please note: I work out of a group private practice called The Concord Center. Our practice currently has a waitlist, and all inquiries for services must complete the individual services form at this link: https://www.concordcbt.com/new-patients

My journey into understanding Body-Focused Repetitive Disorders (BFRDs) began in 2006 when my daughter suddenly developed a compulsion after getting a mosquito bite. To help her, I started a support group and became deeply invested in learning about these disorders. Through helping my daughter, I discovered a passion for assisting others facing similar struggles, and that’s when I decided to dedicate my career to this work.

I know how painful and frustrating it can be to deal with a BFRD, especially when you’ve tried to stop and nothing seems to work. It’s even harder when people around you don’t understand why it’s so difficult—they might think it’s as simple as just stopping. But the truth is, BFRDs have an addictive nature, where what hurts you can also feel good, making it a tough cycle to break.

With specialized training in BFRD treatment and an extensive background in addiction recovery, I’m here to help. I use a proven treatment model while also taking a holistic approach that includes mindfulness and self-compassion. My goal is to help you not only move into recovery from your BFRD but also step into a new season of thriving in your life. You don’t have to face this alone.

CBT based Individual, Group Therapy and Support Groups for trichotillomania, skin picking and BFRB?s.
Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy Certification for CBT.

Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Director and founder of Coast Psychological Services, Dr. Liana Georgoulis has been studying psychology and working with people since her high school days. A native Angelino raised by immigrant parents, Dr. Liana developed a deep appreciation for people and community from an early age. In pursuit of an education that would allow her to help others, she attended the University of California, Los Angeles where she majored in Psychology and minored in Musicology. With a strengthened commitment to her education, training, and career goals she began her graduate work at Pepperdine University where she completed her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology.\

With her rigorous academic background and years of clinical training, Dr. Liana has had the opportunity to support hundreds of people with diverse struggles from all walks of life including war veterans at the VA, at risk foster children in inner cities, the homeless on Skid Row, victims of domestic violence and trauma, individuals afflicted with severe mental illness in psychiatric hospitals, those suffering from dementia, brain injuries and other neurological impairments, as well as high functioning celebrity clients and couples in her private practice. “I’ve learned from all of these experiences that at the end of the day we are more similar than different. Ultimately, we all want to feel safe, loved, a sense of belonging, and purpose.”

In 2012 Dr. Liana founded Coast Psychological Services, a psychology practice in Los Angeles where she and her team currently work with individuals, couples, and families struggling with various issues. Staying very current with psychological research is a top priority. Coast Psychological Services believes in providing their clients with structured, evidence-based treatments and interventions that have been proven to be effective and hopefully long lasting. 

Dr. Liana is also focused on building awareness of mental health issues by expanding her reach to the public as a media consultant. She has written and hosted her own podcast and radio show on KABC, On the Couch with Dr. Liana; has been featured in articles in the Huffington Post; consulted on mental health topics with Buzzfeed; and co-authored several Wikihow articles. To learn more about her media work and for helpful online tools, articles, videos, courses and e-books please visit Dr. Liana’s media page, www.doctorliana.com.    Professional Organizations - American Psychological Association - Los Angeles Psychological Association - Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies

Dr. Liana’s current goals are to bring awareness to the public about issues related to psychological health and mental well-being. She serves as an expert panelist on KABC’s show, “The Doctors Roundtable,” where she provides useful information related to mental health issues.

Libby specializes in helping people with any BFRB and it?s co-occurring challenges such as depression, anxiety, and addiction. We all do things for a reason-they help us in some way! Unfortunately, sometimes they are no longer helping, and we want to make some changes.

Libby is the Therapist and Owner at The BFRB Space, A treatment center in NYC offering workshops, as well as individual and group sessions for sufferers of BFRBs and their loved ones. Services are provided for children, teens and adults provided. Some insurances accepted. For more information, please go to

My approach to treatment centers on building an environment in which you feel heard and understood. I will support you in developing resources and skills to relieve your immediate concerns as well as encourage your exploration and understanding of maladaptive patterns to enhance your success long-term. I have extensive experience working with young adults and working professionals individually and in couples. I also regularly integrate mindfulness, self-compassion, and cognitive behavioral techniques in sessions.