Charley Lang, LMFT, is co-founder of Narrative Counseling Center, providing resource-oriented consultation services for individuals, couples, and families, in addition to strength-based psychotherapy training for pre and post-licensed therapists. He is the Director of the Undergraduate Psychology Concentration at Antioch University, where his courses include Narrative Therapy in Practice, Madness in American History & Film, Queer Counseling & Narrative Practice, and Shakespeare Deconstructed: Gender & Power Play. Always on the lookout for new and engaging alternative stories, Lang produced and directed several acclaimed documentary films, including the HBO award-winning Gay Cops: Pride Behind the Badge.
Teaching Faculty
Undergraduate Studies
Teaching Faculty
MA in Clinical Psychology
Co-director: Psychology and Addiction Studies Concentrations
Division of Undergraduate Studies
MA in Clinical Psychology, Antioch University Los Angeles
BFA in Drama, Catholic University of America
Gay Cops: Pride Behind the Badge (2003): Winner Best Documentary: Provincetown International Film Festival HBO Audience Award, Fire Island Film Festival Grand Jury Prize
Battle For the Tiara (1998): Winner Best Documentary: Outfest Los Angeles, Santa Barbara Film Festival, Sydney Queerdoc International Film Festival
Live To Tell: The First Gay & Lesbian Prom in America (1994): Winner Best Documentary: Palm Springs International Short Film Festival, Outfest Los Angeles, Chicago LGBT Film Festival, National Education Media Award, Cine Golden Eagle Award