“Extraordinary care is the result of laser involvement and candid insight”
-Stephen Finzo, Psy.D.About Stephen
Stephen holds a doctorate in Clinical Psychology and has over 25 years of experience in the field of mental health both providing direct services and administration. His experience from having worked in many settings in the field has allowed him to compile theory and skills of application resulting in effective treatment of clients, and the ability of passing that knowledge to other therapists through workshops and seminars. He engages participants in the process of learning difficult and challenging information combining solid content and humor.
Stephen has taught with two universities in Behavioral Health departments. He has presented seminars and workshops for clinicians for the purposes of continuing education and building competencies and confidence. Workshops have also been provided for the Department of Family Services for both social workers and foster parents.
Stephen works as a licensed psychologist in Southwest Missouri where he resides with his wife.
Outcomes of working with Dr. Finzo include:
Motivation
Passion
Resilience
Extraordinary Perspective
Competence
Confidence
Inspiring Leadership
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Youth/Children
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Clinical Enhancement
Vicarious Trauma Provider Care
Psychopharmacology for Counselors
Client Engagement
Relationship Enhancement
Suicide-Self Harm
Foster Care and the Biological Child
From Ordinary to Extraordinary Care
Solution Focused Brief Therapy
Managing Mental Illness
Documentation and Medical Necessity
Leadership vs Managing
Parkinsons and Mental Health
Needs and Change Model
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