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The Office of Nancy Locke Capers, MFT#41057

Psychotherapist, Consultant

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Nancy Locke Capers, MFT#41057
Marriage and Family Therapist

La Jolla, California.
Contact: 858 232-9697
e-mail: info@nancycapers.com


Aside from working with individuals, couples, and families, I have also worked as a corporate consultant with United Health Care, Great West, Wells Fargo, Merrill Lynch, Vodafone, and other companies, both domestically and internationally.

  SPECIALITIES:

Anger Management     High-Demand Group Recovery Individual Psychotherapy    Relationship Counseling    Stepfamily Issues     Anxiety    Depression   


A therapist’s professional life is committed to learning the depths of loss, unconscious motivation and the nuances of the shadow side of humanity that run in the blood of each person, no exceptions. Specific training is mandated in this profession. This includes practicum work, internships, personal therapy as well as continued education in the field. Rigorous exams are mandated as well as years of supervision. A joint venture is built between therapist and client to foster growth through time, care, respect, and compassion.

CERTIFIED: Stepfamily Association of America, Process Communication Model, Process Therapy Model Seminars for Clinicians, Domestic Violence Trainer/consultant in the corporate sphere in the U.S. and abroad.

See clip from KUSI's GOOD MORNING SAN DIEGO, Monday, Nov. 26th, 2007, where I have a video segment on "Tips for Handling Holiday Stress." (Cut & paste into your browser window, if necessary:) http://www.kusi.com/news/goodmorning/11818206.html
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LICENSURE: I earned a License as a Marriage and Family Therapist from the California Board of Behavioral Sciences in 2004 as well as holding numerous certificates in domestic violence training, step-family counseling, Process Therapy Model, substance abuse, along with working with anxiety and depression.


 INVITED PRESENTATIONS: wrote paper on "The Application of Rawlsian Theory to Psychotherapy" *Fordham University for the Journal of Moral Education, with Dr. Albert Erdynast, *Harvard Medical School Conference


EDUCATION: I completed the majority of my graduate work for a Masters Degree in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University in Los Angeles, finishing a few credits at National University, San Diego, after relocating to San Diego.

My background includes working with the Navy Fleet and Family Support Center, the YWCA Domestic Violence Counseling Center, facilitating improvisational/psychodrama classes with at-risk adolescents at Children of the Night in Los Angeles, as well as working in private practice.










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