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Contact Information

PO Box 462412

Aurora, CO 80046-2412

Qualifications

Years in Practice: 10y
School: Loyola University Chicago
Year Graduated: 2010
Master of Women's Studies (2010, Loyola Chicago)

Currently pursuing a PhD in Social Work at Smith College (expected graduation 2021)

State of Colorado Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), #9923477
State of Colorado Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC), #437
Auricular Detoxification Specialist, #12114

Trauma-Informed Care, 2011
Advanced Motivational Interviewing (MI), 2012
Clinical Supervision, 2013
Reiki Master, 2015
Acupuncture Detoxification Specialist, 2015
Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), 2015

License #: 9923477

License State: CO

License Expiration: 08/31/2021

Links

LinkedIn

My website

Facebook

Finances

Services*
Individual supervision (unlicensed): $50
Individual supervision (licensed): $75
Consultation: $75
Group supervision (unlicensed): $35
Group supervision (licensed): $50
Workshops: $200 per hour of education


*all services are 50-minutes unless otherwise noted

Perri Corvino

Consultant, LCSW Clinical Social Work Supervisor, LPC-Supervisor


I am a compassionate educator, a trauma therapist, and a caring mother to humans and cats. I enjoy the outdoors and indoors. I enjoy solitude and being in the company of humorous and caring friends.

I have been working in mental health since 2005. My experience ranges from residential treatment to private practice. My clinical practice focuses on trauma resolution, addiction recovery, and optimal wellness. I am a social work doctoral candidate at Smith College and clinical social work faculty at MSU Denver.

​My academic research focuses on creating trauma-informed higher education classrooms, in an effort to counter the domination and oppression faced by so many students. My hope is that by organizing higher education in this way that students are more prepared to continue their journey as healers.

Professional development can consist of varying practices including clinical supervision (individual or group), consultation, and continuing education. I believe that these practices are most successful when the relationship is collaborative and full of compassion. We have a responsibility to each other to create a brave space that allows for curiosity, exploration, discovery, and flow.

​My social work foundation: a culturally responsive, anti-oppressive, trauma-informed, harm reductive approach to micro, mezzo, and macro systems. I practice relational psychotherapy that is influenced by internal family systems and psychodynamic theory.

I believe in reducing the barriers to quality and compassionate supervision, consultation, and education. I practice this by offering affordable rates, providing a variety of formats for professional development, and attention to individual learning styles and abilities.

Treatment Approach

Coaching

EMDR

Existential

Humanistic

Interpersonal

Psychodynamic

Reiki Therapy

Relational Therapy

Solution Focused Brief Therapy

Transpersonal

Treatment Modality

Group

Individuals

Sex Gender

Bisexual Issues

Gay Issues

Lesbian Issues

Transsexual Issues

Mental Health

Impulse Control Disorders

Mood Disorders

Personality Disorders

Issues

Addiction

Alcohol Abuse

Anger Management

Anxiety or Fears

Behavioral issues

Borderline Personality

Chronic Impulsivity

Chronic Pain or illness

Chronic Relapse

Consulting

Coping skills

Depression

Divorce

Domestic Abuse

Domestic Violence

Drug Abuse

Dual Diagnosis

Emotional Disturbance

Entitlement

Family Conflict

Internet Addiction

LCSW Supervision

Loss or Grief

LPC Supervision

Obessive-Compulsive

Parenting

Peer Relationships

Relationship issues

Self Esteem

Self Harming

Sexual Abuse

Spirituality

Substance Abuse

Suicidal Ideation

Trauma and PTSD

Video Game Addiction