Calpurnia Okwuone, Ph.D. holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and is a licensed Psychology Associate in the District of Columbia. With extensive experience in administering neuropsychological and psychoeducational evaluations, Dr. Okwuone has worked in various settings, including school-based assessments and private practice during practicum, internship, and part-time roles. Dr. Okwuone possesses strong clinical and mental health skills, including patient assessment, intervention, counseling, behavior modification, crisis intervention, case management, and life skills training. She has served diverse client populations, working with adults, adolescents, and children in crises, utilizing active listening, de-escalation techniques, and multicultural competencies to address individual needs.
Proficient in providing comprehensive psychological evaluations and detailed report writing for both adults and children, Dr. Okwuone adapts assessment techniques to meet diverse cultural backgrounds and individual circumstances. She is an effective communicator, skilled at establishing rapport and maintaining therapeutic relationships, which enhances treatment outcomes.
Dr. Okwuone is passionate about utilizing therapeutic assessment, evaluation, and diagnostic skills in a dynamic work environment. With a robust educational background, including a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Walden University, she demonstrates excellent organizational and priority-setting skills. Her understanding of biological, affective, social, and cognitive psychology and expertise in assessments, case conceptualization, and report writing allow her to contribute significantly to client care.
Dr. Okwuone has effectively integrated forensic psychology into her practice by conducting pre-employment evaluations for police officers during her internship at Midtown Psychological Services in Kansas City. She further enhanced her expertise through a postdoctoral fellowship with the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department Employee Assistance Program, where she provided individual therapy, couples therapy, and critical incident debriefings for officers. Excelling in both therapeutic and clinical environments, she applies an evidence-based approach to treatment evaluation and utilizes cognitive and personality assessments with great proficiency. Her commitment to advancing psychological practice and enhancing the lives of her clients makes her a valuable addition to NPWC.
