Knowledge and wisdom may spring up fresh and green from the Holy City of the Heart
Our mission is to create a space of healing that nurtures the mind, restores the body, and uplifts the soul. We are committed to guiding individuals toward balance, resilience, and inner peace by fostering holistic growth and well-being.
Wolfgang A. Klebel, PhD, was born in Vienna, Austria, shortly before the outbreak of World War II. From an early age, his path was shaped by significant historical events and a deep connection to his cultural roots.
Pursuing a calling in the Catholic faith, Dr. Klebel became a Catholic priest. He dedicated himself to rigorous theological and philosophical studies at some of the most prestigious Catholic universities in Rome and Austria, laying a strong foundation for his future endeavors.
Although Dr. Klebel was committed to the priesthood, he ultimately chose to pursue a different path. Upon relocating to California, United States, he established himself as a psychologist with expertise in treating mental health conditions, notably posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and Dissociative Identity Disorder. Dr. Klebel was employed at the Women’s State Prison, where he provided specialized psychological services.
Dr. Klebel’s enduring fascination with the intricacies of human nature finds a unique outlet in his study of the human heart. Integrating modern neuroradiology into his work, he investigates the concept of the heart’s “little brain.” This idea posits that the heart possesses its own capacity for perception, memory, and decision-making, independent of the brain. Through this lens, Dr. Klebel seeks to understand the role of the heart in shaping human experience and behavior.
His exploration of these themes culminated in the book “The Human Heart One and Undivided.” In this work, Dr. Klebel incorporates perspectives from the Bahá’í Faith, blending scientific insights with spiritual understanding to offer a holistic view of the heart’s significance in human life.
Dr. Lauren Coman has been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist since 1996. She earned an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Vassar College and a Master’s in Educational Psychology from California State University at Northridge. Prior to entering private practice, much of her experience has been working with adolescents in residential treatment on a variety of presenting problems including depression, anxiety, self-injurious behaviors, eating disorders, PTSD, sexual abuse trauma and LGBTQ issues including gender identity
She has also worked with inpatient eating disorder clients at the Rader Institute and has been a Clinical Supervisor since 2013. Laurie works from a strengths-based approach to empower her clients to identify and develop their unique strengths and ability to cope by forming strong, positive therapeutic relationships and utilizing elements of CBT, DBT, Solution Focused Therapy, Family Systems and Narrative Therapy and humor. She welcomes and celebrates differing individual backgrounds and characteristics and believes that the experience of being fully seen and accepted is an essential element for personal growth.
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City of the Heart Psychological Services, A Professional Corporation (APC), is a psychological clinic with locations in Hemet, Perris, and Temecula. Founded on strong beliefs of spiritual values, cultural diversity, and acceptance.
City of the Heart provides psychological services, psychotherapy, and neuropsychological testing to a wide variety of ethnicities, ages, and cultures.
City of the Heart accepts IEHP and cash payments, providing mental health services to nearby communities of Riverside County.
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