Dr. Alina Gram is a licensed clinical psychologist (PSY26514) providing  psychotherapy, coaching, and assessment services to the Irvine/Newport Beach and surrounding Orange County communities. In addition, she provides supervision to marriage family therapist trainees and doctoral students in training, as well as psychologists who are seeking to expand their assessment and testing skillset. When time allows, she also provides psychoeducational talks on various topics and participate in pharmaceutical studies aimed at finding a cure for Alzheimer’s Disease.

For several years, Dr. Gram held a core faculty position at American School of Professional Psychology (ASPP), an APA accredited doctoral program in Clinical Psychology. She taught Cognitive, Personality, and Integrative Assessment courses, led practicum therapy seminars, chaired clinical research projects, and served as the primary assessment supervisor at the on-site university clinic.

Dr. Gram completed her undergraduate studies at UCLA where she received her B.A. in Psychology with a Minor in Cultural Anthropology. She earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from ASPP, graduating within the top 5% of her class and earning an award in Clinical Excellence. Dr. Gram completed a formal post-doctoral program at Wright Institute Los Angeles where she received specialized training and earned a Certificate in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. She has been fortunate to have received excellent clinical training working with adults, couples, children, and adolescents in many different settings, including outpatient & community clinics, residential care facilities, grade & middle schools, universities, and correctional facilities.