Dr. Constance DelGiudice is a licensed mental health counselor with a doctorate in counseling psychology and post-graduate work in sex therapy. Her counseling specializations are in individual and relationship counseling, sex therapy, as well as trauma therapy.
In 2007, within a local not-for-profit, she initiated and started a sexual abuse treatment program. The success of this program became the catalyst for her career as a director of clinical operations over four programs (sexual abuse treatment program, community mental health, residential mental health and substance abuse). She sat on several task forces and committees initiating and designing statewide policies and procedures for providers treating sexual abuse. Dr. DelGiudice started teaching in 2013. She teaches and develops curricula within the field of mental health.
On a personal note, Dr. DelGiudice loves her career and has a genuine passion for counseling, supervision, teaching and writing within the mental health field. She believes in living what you preach, so she strives to be what she inspires in others – her true and best self. She consistently engages in bettering her life with the goals of health and optimal well-being in mind. She enjoys yoga, bike riding, art and international Latin ballroom dancing. She won several triple crown dance championships, competed in many other various state competitions, and represented the U.S. in several world competitions.
Credentials:
Doctor of Education in Counseling Psychology
Licensed Mental Health Counselor MH 9049
Board Certified Sex Therapist (AASECT, ABS)
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