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Labrie French-Asaro

Adjunct Professor at Psychology, Point Loma Nazarene University0 Followers

Dr. Labrie French-Asaro is expanding horizons in the field of Marriage and Family Therapy as an Adjunct Professor at Point Loma Nazarene University. With a robust career spanning over 18 years, Dr. French-Asaro has established herself as a dedicated Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, bringing a wealth of experience and knowledge to her students and clients alike. Her professional journey is marked by her commitment to serving diverse populations, which has enriched her understanding and approach to therapy. Dr. French-Asaro's extensive background includes significant roles such as Medical Social Work Lead, Director of Social Services, and Acute Care Social Worker. These positions have equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of the social and psychological dynamics that influence family systems and individual well-being. Her teaching portfolio at PLNU includes courses like Treatment of Older Adults and Crisis and Trauma Counseling, where she integrates her practical experience with academic insights to provide a holistic learning experience for her students. Her clinical experience is diverse and includes private practice, as well as work with reputable institutions such as the Psychiatric Centers of San Diego, Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital, and Generations Healthcare. This varied exposure has allowed Dr. French-Asaro to develop a nuanced perspective on mental health issues, enabling her to offer tailored therapeutic interventions that address the unique needs of her clients. Beyond her professional endeavors, Dr. French-Asaro is actively involved in community service. She volunteers with the cancer community, participates in the Crisis Intervention Team, and shares her passion for dance by teaching youth. Her community involvement underscores her belief in the importance of giving back and supporting individuals through various life challenges. Dr. French-Asaro's contributions to the field have not gone unnoticed. She has been honored with awards such as the Clinician of the Year from the Psychiatric Centers of San Diego, a testament to her dedication and excellence in clinical practice. Her work continues to inspire both her peers and the next generation of therapists, as she remains committed to advancing the field of Marriage and Family Therapy through education, practice, and community engagement.

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