Dr. Sheila Gold licensed therapist with two decades of experience in Louisiana. Dr. Sheila Gold has professionally practiced in education for over 20 years.  Sheila began her career at Tulane University and has worked in both the higher education and K-12 arenas.  

In addition to maintaining a clinical client load with a focus on family systems, couples, parenting and child development, Sheila is an adjunct professor in social work at Tulane School of Social Work and University of Texas-Arlington School of Social Work. Dr. Gold has presented at multiple conferences both locally and nationally on the topics of admissions in higher education, child development, play therapy and school counseling. She has contributed articles to NOLA Baby and Family Magazine as well as Parenting for Moral Growth Magazine, and she published a character education curriculum for elementary and middle school counselors in 2012. In 2021, Dr. Gold co-authored the peer-reviewed article “Value added by the doctorate of social work: professional satisfaction, scholarly leadership, and practice-informed research” in The International Journal of Social Work Education.

Dr. Gold specializes in supporting individuals through life's complex emotional landscapes. Her practice centers on helping clients navigate challenging personal dynamics, including relationship issues, family conflicts, and individual growth challenges.

Dr. Gold's therapeutic approach is rooted in understanding and empowerment. She works collaboratively with clients to explore their experiences, unpack complex emotions, and develop meaningful strategies for personal growth. Whether you're facing workplace challenges, relationship difficulties, or seeking greater self-understanding. She is committed to providing thoughtful, personalized support.