Encino, California

From Testing to Treatment: Support for How You Think, Feel, and Learn

Psychological services for adolescents and young adults in Encino — providing ongoing support through life’s transitions.

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Practice Update

Now offering ongoing therapy for teens & young adults navigating life’s transitions.

Therapy is goal-directed to each person’s individual needs. Neuropsychological assessments continue, with limited availability — existing families receive scheduling preference, and new assessment inquiries are welcome; please ask about current availability, fees, and wait times.

30Years in practice
Adolescents & Young AdultsWho she works with
60 minIn-person sessions
How I can help

Building skills, confidence, and connection

Dr. Glowalla has maintained her psychology practice in Encino for the past 30 years. Her specialty is helping adolescents and young adults manage social and cognitive concerns as they navigate life’s transitions. Therapy is goal-directed, building the communication, independence, and coping skills that support each person’s individual strengths, needs, and goals.

Services

Ways we can work together

Neuropsychological Assessments

Diagnostic evaluations, IDEA/504 eligibility, learning plans, and college-readiness assessment — currently offered with limited availability.

Individual Therapy

Sixty-minute, in-person sessions tailored to each client’s needs and pace.

Social & Executive Functioning Therapy

Targeted support for communication, cognitive flexibility, executive function, and friendship skills.

Therapy for Life Transitions

Ongoing, goal-directed psychotherapy for teens & young adults facing school, independence, identity, and what comes next.

Ready to get started?

Reach out to schedule a conversation with Dr. Glowalla.

About

Dr. Rhonda Glowalla, Psy.D.

California License #LEP631  ·  NPI 1629920186

Portrait of Dr. Rhonda Glowalla
30 years in Encino

Dr. Rhonda Glowalla has maintained her psychology practice in Encino for the past 30 years. Her specialty is helping adolescents and young adults manage social and cognitive concerns as they navigate life’s transitions, with therapy goal-directed to each person’s individual needs.

Sessions are held in person, in a setting designed to feel warm and comfortable — a space where clients can be themselves while building the skills that help them thrive at home, at school, and in the world beyond.

Education

  • Doctorate in Educational Psychology
    Alliant International University
  • Master of Science (MS), School & Educational Psychology
    California State University, Los Angeles
  • Bachelor of Science (BS), Psychology
    University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Services

How Dr. Glowalla can help

Assessment

Neuropsychological Assessments

In-depth evaluations that help clarify how a person thinks, learns, and processes information — including diagnostic assessment, eligibility determination for IDEA and 504 accommodations, learning plans, and college-readiness evaluations.

As Dr. Glowalla devotes more time to ongoing therapy, assessment availability is limited, and existing families receive scheduling preference. If you are seeking an assessment, please contact the office to ask about current availability, fees, and wait times.

Therapy

Individual Therapy

Sixty-minute, in-person sessions held in a warm and comfortable setting, tailored to each client’s needs and pace.

Therapy

Therapy for Life Transitions — Teens & Young Adults

Ongoing, goal-directed psychotherapy for adolescents and young adults as they encounter life’s transitions — school changes, growing independence, identity, relationships, and what comes next — with an emphasis on each person’s individual strengths, needs, and goals.

Therapy

Social & Executive Functioning Therapy

Focused, individualized work addressing social and cognitive challenges, including:

  • Building communication and friendship skills
  • Treating cognitive inflexibility
  • Increasing executive functions and work habits
  • Assessing self-help and daily living skills
  • Friendship development
  • Planning for the future
Good to know

Frequently asked questions

A few practical answers before your first call.

Dr. Glowalla works with adolescents and young adults, with a particular focus on ongoing therapy that supports them through life’s transitions.

Sessions are held in person and run 60 minutes, in a setting designed to feel warm and comfortable for clients of all ages.

Yes, though assessment availability is currently limited as Dr. Glowalla devotes more time to ongoing therapy. Existing families receive scheduling preference; if you’re seeking a new assessment, please contact the office to ask about current availability, fees, and wait times.

Yes. Dr. Glowalla’s practice has recently expanded to make more room for ongoing individual therapy, including for teens and young adults navigating life’s transitions.

Dr. Glowalla has maintained her psychology practice in Encino for the past 30 years, specializing in the social and cognitive concerns of young people.

Please call or email the office directly — Dr. Glowalla’s team is happy to discuss current fees, insurance reimbursement, and availability.

16055 Ventura Blvd., Suite 805, Encino, California 91436.

Contact

Get in touch

For further information, or to schedule an appointment, please contact the office directly.

Office
16055 Ventura Blvd., Suite 805
Encino, California 91436

New to the practice?

Call or email to ask about current availability, fees, and insurance reimbursement, or to schedule a first conversation. If you’re inquiring about a neuropsychological assessment, please mention that in your message — assessment availability is currently limited, so we can share current wait times.