About
Steven Razo
Dual-licensed as a Psychologist and MFT, I have worked in a variety of professional settings including:
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Residential treatment centers
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Outpatient substance abuse clinics
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Non-profit agencies specializing in child abuse and family trauma
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School settings: elementary, middle school, and high school
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Community counseling centers
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Community colleges (Fresno City College, Reedley College, Clovis College)
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Private practice
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Forensic Institutions
Further, I completed a formal internship accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) and a post-doctoral fellowship at Clovis College. Currently, I am undergoing training in psychoanalysis at the New Center for Psychoanalysis (NCP) in Los Angeles. Psychoanalytic training is based upon a “tripartite model” that includes personal analysis, didactic seminars, and supervision of psychoanalytic work.
Experience
Licensed Psychologist | PSY31156
Marriage & Family Therapist |#95038
Education
2014-2018
Antioch University Santa Barbara, Psy.D.
2010-2013
Brandman University, M.A.
2008-2010
Chapman University, B.A.
Publications
Razo, S. (2018). The Cost of Comforting: phenomenological study on burnout among marriage and family therapists in community settings. Dissertations & Theses. 424. https://aura.antioch.edu/etds/424
Schwartz, D., Razo, S., & Pilato, R. (2017, January). Socially Relevant Practicum Development: Latino Mental Health in an Elementary School Setting. Poster session presented at the Mid-Winter meeting of the National Council of Schools of Professional Psychology, Long Beach, CA.
Specialty Areas
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Multicultural and Diversity Issues
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College Students
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Phase of Life | Adjustment
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Work and Career Stress
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Relationships
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Child and Adolescent Therapy
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Psychological Testing & Evaluation
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Immigration
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ADHD
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Learning Problems
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Diagnostic Clarification
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PTSD
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Neuropsychological
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Memberships
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American Psychoanalytic Association (APsaA)