About
Stephanie Falotico, LMSW
I earned my Bachelors of Social Work from Saginaw Valley State University and my Masters of Social Work from Michigan State University. My clinical experiences have afforded me the opportunities to utilize my excellent communication skills, welcoming personality, and cultural competence in order to quickly build rapport and assist diverse client populations. I am a Nationally Certified Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist (TFCBT).
I have a passion for working with children, youth, and adolescents who have experienced trauma, as well as with young adults with Adverse Childhood Experiences. Additionally, I also work with high performing adolescents, whether that be academia, athletics, other specialized skills, and or a combination. Other diagnoses I work with include Anxiety, Depression, Adjustments, other Mood Disorders, and ADHD, among others.
I have experience working with the homeless and addicted in Atlanta, the sexually deviant in Memphis, the parentless and grieving in Africa, and in the juvenile justice system in Saginaw. I am confident in my assessment and treatment planning skills as well as my ability to support clients throughout the duration of their programming. If you feel that I may be a good fit to meet your mental wealth needs, please reach out today to set up a consultation.
Apollo, Certified Therapy Dog
Apollo is a Certified Therapy Dog through Dog Training Elite and an all around good boi! Apollo is a three year old Cane Corso/Pitbull Mix, but don't let that deter you. Apollo is a gentle giant and as danty as can be. He loves his people, almost as much as he loves a good butt scratch or belly rub. Check out some facts about Apollo below:
Legal Name: Apollo Pacino Falotico
DOB: 9/26/2020
He has seven brothers and one sister
Frisbees or a ball of any form are his preferred toys
He loves cheese
If you scratch his neck just right, he might do a little jig for you
Apollo was brought onto the Epoch Expressions team to aid clients in the following ways:
Provide emotional comfort and support
Be a healthy coping skill
Support self-esteem and confidence building
Learning and identifying emotions in others
Aiding in communication skills
Building interpersonal and social skills
And so many others!