Hi, I am Carlos San Inocencio. I am a licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), Master Certified Addiction Professional (MCAP), International Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICADC), EMDR trained, and Psychodrama trained as well as a qualified supervisor. I work with men, women, couples, and people in the LGBT community. I specialize in assisting adults who are experiencing challenges with depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, and communication within relationships. I use a variety of evidenced-based therapeutic strategies to address co-occurring psychiatric and chemical dependency disorders, complex grief/PTSD. I use a therapeutic style that embraces the human condition to empower individuals to make changes that heal.

What Led Me To Becoming A Clinical Social Worker

“By sharing my own hope and making healthy changes, we can pass the gift on to someone else and ultimately make this a better world..”

In December of 2004, I began my journey of my recovery from substance dependence. It was extremely tough. I am grateful and remember the individuals who helped me along the way. These were the individual, group, and a 12 step fellowship that has truly helped me. I remember someone saying, “in order to keep my recovery, I have to share with others” and I am honored to have created that opportunity in my career.

What To Expect During Our Sessions.

I am dedicated to ensuring that you receive the best possible care during our time together. My goal is to assist you from dwelling on negative thoughts and get you from feeling overwhelmed and burned out, to being back on track with positive changes. Ultimately, feeling balanced, and in control of your life again.

My Professional Background

I graduated with a Master of Social Work from Florida Atlantic University. I have extensive training with various expressive therapies, which includes, EMDR therapy, psychodrama, and sand tray (play therapy) to explore the emotional, behavioral and spiritual components of recovery. I primarily assist individual in my private practice at Reflections Creative Therapies as well as offer group experiential and psychodrama groups.