Patrice A. Alvarado, Ph.D.
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I have been a practicing clinical psychologist and psychotherapist for over 20 years. In addition, I was a full time professor in a clinical psychology doctoral program (American School of Professional Psychology, Washington DC) where I taught courses in psychotherapy (including experiential and mindfulness-based psychotherapies), working with diverse and vulnerable populations, clinical supervision, and psychological consultation, as well as an adjunct professor for both the ASPP and James Madison University doctoral psychology programs.
Education:
- Ph.D. Clinical Psychology -George Mason University
- CAES School Psychology -Boston College
- M.Ed. Counseling Psychology - Boston College
- BA Psychology and Elem. Ed. - College of William and Mary
Over the years I have conducted numerous workshops for businesses and civic organizations on stress management, coping skills, and mindfulness psychology. I have presented several papers on the multicultural perspective, clinical supervision, and mindfulness. Currently I am conducting Continuing Education workshops on Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy for therapists.
I have years of experience and training in mindfulness practices and mindfulness-based psychology, and have been teaching and practicing mindfulness for two decades. The focus of my work is to promote emotional healing and wellbeing through the mind/body connection.