Charley Lang

Charley Lang was raised in London, England and Wayne, New Jersey where he made his stage debut in the title role of 'Oliver!' at age 14. He toured the U.S. and around the world with National Players before receiving his BFA in Drama from Catholic University in Washington D.C. The following Fall he made his Broadway debut as Young Charlie in the Tony Award winning production of "Da" with Barnard Hughes. Subsequent stage work includes the Broadway productions of Once A Catholic, Mass Appeal, and Strange Interlude. After moving to Los Angeles, he worked for many years in television and film before earning his Masters degree in Clinical Psychology. Lang became a licensed psychotherapist in 1998. He is co- founder of Narrative Counseling Center (narrativecounselingcenter.com) and was for many years Director of the Postmodern Therapy Training Program at the California Family Counseling Center. He has taught at numerous institutions, including Antioch University Los Angeles, where he directs both the Psychology and Addiction Studies Concentrations. An occasional filmmaker, Lang produced and directed several acclaimed documentary films, including the HBO award-winning Gay Cops: Pride Behind the Badge.