Dr. Blaise Amendolace is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Qualified Clinical Supervisor, and researcher. He is an author, professor, trainer, public speaker, and consultant with over 15 years of professional experience. He has worked in various outpatient settings, university counseling centers, assisted living facilities, sexual abuse treatment programs, and psychiatric hospitals. He has spent the past 10 years working at both public and private universities in South Florida, serving as an Adjunct Faculty, University Psychologist, Assessment Coordinator, Training Coordinator, and Clinical Director. 

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Dr. Amendolace provides empirically supported and culturally competent therapy services to his clients. He is a trauma-specialist, having extensive training and experience working with survivors of childhood abuse/maltreatment, violence, and cultural concerns. He excels at helping his clients improve and/or resolve their relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, or lack of pleasure in life.

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Dr. Amendolace has written and researched in the areas of personality assessment, racial equity, and childhood sexual abuse. He completed an APA-accredited Doctoral Internship at Florida International University's Counseling and Psychological Services. He completed his Post-Doctoral Residency at the Center for Assessment and Intervention at Nova Southeastern University, while concurrently working at The Center for Psychological Fitness. He completed his doctoral and master’s degrees at Florida Institute of Technology and his bachelor’s degree at Florida State University, graduating with Honors. He served as a trainer and organizer with the Racial Equity Institute providing organizations, corporations, and others with trainings focused on identifying and dismantling systemic and institutional racism.