Akosoa McFadgion

Dr. Akosoa McFadgion is a Research Psychologist, Clinical Social Worker, and Professor. With almost 30 years of experience, she has conducted research that examined child sexual abuse prevention, the intersection of HIV, Substance Abuse, and Domestic violence, and the prevalence of traumatic brain injuries among survivors of intimate partner violence. She provides workshops and training on violence prevention, healthy relationships, and diversity, equity and inclusion systems. Dr. McFadgion provides trauma-informed therapy from an African-Centered Perspective, to individuals, couples, and families.

Qualifications

LICSW (NH License: 3071)

LICSW (DC License: LC200002062)

PhD

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Trainings Completed: 

• Fundamental Concepts and Techniques of Dynamic Psychotherapy, Washington School of Psychiatry 10-month Certification Training 
• African-Centered Social Work Training, National Association of Black Social Workers 10-month Training 
• Clinical Supervision in Mental Health Practice
• Psychopharmacology: Essential Information for Mental Health Professionals
• Gender Affirming Care
• Intimate Partner Violence Prevention

Specialties: Trauma, Relationship Trauma, Depression, Anxiety, Adjustment & Transitions, 

Memberships:

National Association of Social Workers New Hampshire

National Association of Black Social Workers