Dr. Klara Alexandra Esposito is a psychological associate, research psychologist, and state-credentialed counselor specializing in working with children and young adults with exceptional needs in specialty educational environments in Arizona.

With over a decade of experience in the United States, she has honed her skills in working with individuals on the autism spectrum and other related disorders and diagnoses. Dr. Esposito completed her MS in Psychology at Grand Canyon University in her home state of Arizona and her PhD in Counseling and Psychological Studies at Regent University in Virginia, with an emphasis on trauma and crisis. Moreover, her doctoral training includes crisis and trauma counseling for various adult populations, including ex-patriots and veteran personnel.

Notably, she has spent the last three years working as a crisis counselor and behavioral specialist in Japan, with a specific focus on suicide prevention, domestic violence, and sexual violence.

Currently, Dr. Esposito is completing her postdoc at William & Mary, located in Williamsburg, Virginia, in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, to expand her services to clients in both the United States and Japan.

Visit her website based on her dissertation, advocating for professionals in helping and mental health professions: https://pr-advocacy.com/

Read her open access dissertation at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/383308905_Proactive_Coping_Amongst_Mental_Health_Helping_Professionals_The_Need_for_Advocacy

Esposito, K. A. (2024). Proactive Coping Amongst Mental Health & Helping Professionals: The Need for Advocacy, 1–76. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.18406.84807