Jonathan Otero, LPC

Jonathan Otero, LPC is a dedicated Trauma Therapist specializing in the treatment of adolescents and youth. With a profound commitment to healing, he brings years of experience in the Traumatic Stress and Resilience team. Mr. Otero has undergone extensive training in various modalities including trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy, and other evidence-based approaches.

Throughout his career, Mr. Otero has been recognized for his compassionate approach and his ability to create a safe and nurturing environment for his young patients. His work often involves addressing complex trauma, helping individuals and families navigate the challenges associated with traumatic experiences, and fostering resilience and recovery.

Mr. Otero's specialties include complex trauma, grief, and working with underserved populations.

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I have a huge passion for helping underserved populations address and overcome past trauma to be able to have a chance for a positive future. As a clinician, I believe that my role is to learn different modalities to better be able to provide support for my clients. Nonetheless, I feel the biggest catalyst for change is the connection fostered between client and clinician. For this reason I place a high emphasis on building an authentic relationship that empowers our client's voice and choice.

Intereses Clinicos

Trauma, strength-based therapy, positive psychology

Educacion

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Research interests

Impact of technology on psychosocial development of youth

Turner, E. A. & Camarillo, J. & Daniel, S. & Otero, J. & Parker, A. (2017). Correlates of Psychotherapy Use Among Ethnically Diverse College Students. Journal of College Student Development, 58(2), 300- 307