Stephen Capecci
Stephen Capecci is a Nationally Certified Counselor who received his Master's Degree in school counseling from Loyola College in Maryland. He has worked for the past three-and-a-half years as a School Counselor in Baltimore County at the elementary and middle school levels. As a school counselor, Steve works with children, adolescents, families and members of the community in order to help students be more successful in their lives and at school. Before working as a counselor, Steve worked with students aged 6-21 with moderate to severe Autism at the Kennedy Krieger Institute.
At Safe Harbor, In addition to working with children and adolescents, Steve also works with adults and families. Steve is eclectic (one size does not fit all) and holistic (multiple facets—mind, body, spirit—that make up each individuals well being) in his approach to counseling. Based on his own personal journey, Steve desires to walk with his clients through their humble circumstances and brokenness to a place of hope and renewal—which can truly be achieved by understanding who we are in Jesus Christ.
Steve has experience and is available for treatment in the following areas: Anxiety, depression, children and adults with AD/HD, learning problems, behavior difficulties, school success, children of divorce, parenting/discipline strategies, families with children that have developmental disabilities (e.g., Autism), social skills groups, and other therapeutic groups.
Steve is originally from Harford County, MD and presently resides in Dundalk, MD with his loving and playful rescued pit bull, Reese. He attends Christian Community Church in White Marsh. His interests include spending time with his dog, cooking, working on his house, swing dancing, being outdoors, drinking coffee, serving at church, being on his blackberry and hanging out with friends and family.