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Dr. Carmen Vazquez

Resources for cross-cultural and immigrant mental health

and psychological services for North American children, adolescents, adults

 

Dr. Carmen Inoa Vazquez
 

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To Contact Dr. Vazquez

By Mail:

110 East 40th Street

New York, NY 10016
 

By Phone:

(212) 972-1777
 

By E-mail (Click Here)

Do not send private information. E-mail is not confidential.

 

Dr. Vazquez's 2010 Presentations

Keynote Speaker at Alianza Annual Conference; Healing Generations and Transforming Communities;  "Domestic Violence: The Importance of Collaboration."  3/19/10; Miami, Florida

Presenter at 6th International Conference on the Dialogical Self; "The Narrative of Loss:  Integrating Self and Culture in Grief Therapy with Latinos."  Athens
Greece - September 2010

 

 

Watch for the Spanish edition of this web site to be added soon at this same location, which you may recommend to those who are more comfortable with Spanish.

© Copyright 2005-2010 by Carmen Vazquez, Ph.D.  All rights reserved.

 

 

MENTAL HEALTH AND LAW GROUP:

 

     Carmen Vazquez, Ph.D., ABPP and Martin Juvelier, Esq. began a group in April 2008 to develop a closer collaboration between culturally competent mental health providers and attorneys working with a diverse population in courtroom situations involving separation, divorce, parenting, contested child custody cases, and extending beyond family to any area of the law, such as constitutional rights, sexual orientation issues, and tort litigation.  Although begun with psychologists, the plan is to include other mental health professionals. 

  • One of the goals is to conduct workshops and postdoctoral programs to train mental health professionals and attorneys to understand diverse cultures. 

  • Another goal is to establish a list of mental health resources and professionals available to judges and attorneys. 

  • A third goal is to train Parenting Coordinators, using the Parenting Coordination model, to teach parents to put their children first to overcome the negative effects of contentious divorces.