Levang and Associates, Inc. 1000 Shelard Parkway, Suite 260 St. Louis Park, MN   55426 Ph: 952-541-4799   Fax: 952-541-4831 curtlevang@levangandassociates.com

About Us

From left to right: Curt Levang, Elizabeth Levang, and Karol Dahlof.

Curtis A Levang, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist/Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Dr. Levang graduated from the Fielding Institute with his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. A practicing therapist for nearly 30 years, his experience includes a variety of settings including private practice, corrections, business, and academia. He has a certificate in PBSP and often helps clients whose experiences with traditional talk therapy leave them wanting more lasting change. In addition, Dr. Levang uses this method in his supervision of graduate students and in business consulting with managers and executives. His first book, Looking Good Outside, Feeling Bad Inside, uses the story of Adam and Eve to understand the universal nature of shame and how to recover from its affects. He also published Adam and Eve Complex and Become a Better Lover in Thirty Days.

Elizabeth Levang, Ph.D. Grief Therapist/Business Consultant Dr. Levang, a graduate of the Fielding Institute, is a best selling author, a speaker, and a consultant on bereavement. She regularly consults with national bereavement organizations and is co-chair of the 2004 National Perinatal Bereavement Conference. As a grief therapist, she supports individuals and families who experience the death of a loved one, she trains support groups, and she offers post intervention services for schools and corporations. Her business services include career assessments, corporate team building, and board development for non-profit organizations. Her writings include: When Men Grieve, Remembering with Love, and the Remembering with Love Journal. She co-authored with Karol Dahlof in writing Compassionate Caring.

Karol Dahlof, M.A. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Ms. Dahlof earned her Master of Arts from Bethel Seminary. She helps couples and has a special interest in bereavement, chronic pain, and sexuality. She has conducted workshops on grief and how to handle the stress of a marriage where one partner is an unbeliever. Karol co-authored with Elizabeth Levang in writing Compassionate Caring.