Dr. Drancoli completed her clinical training at an APA accredited university in Los Angeles
where she specialized in psychodynamic therapy and forensic psychology. She received her
Doctorate in Psychology (PsyD) in 2012. Her passion for diversity and inclusion led to a focus
on multicultural competence and the privilege of working with individuals from various
communities in Los Angeles. She later received her clinical license in New York City at the
Bleuler Psychotherapy Center.
Dr. Drancoli has been in private practice since 2013 where she delivers mental health services
to expats around the globe, online or in person. She is also working as a law enforcement consultant
and evaluates active duty US military personnel. She enjoys working with the media, contributing
to current discussions on mental health via print and broadcasting agencies. Previous work settings
include the California Emergency Outreach Bureau’s Psychiatric Mobile Response Team, the Compton
Sheriff's Department and Sharper Future.
Dr. Drancoli holds extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of sexual deviance, violence
and extremism. Dr. Drancoli also sat on award show committees rating TV productions and advising
on the accurate portrayal of mental health issues in the media.
As a member of the American Psychological Association's Division 39 she adheres to the APA code
of ethics. Academic supervisors and personal mentors include: Dr. Ramani Durvasula (Los Angeles),
Dr. Bruce Brodie (Los Angeles) and Dr. Stanley Rustin (NYC).
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