Dr. Nancy Mroczek, PhD. - Behavioral and General Psychology, Behavior Consultations for Traders
About Dr. Mroczek
Education
Dr. Mroczek received a BA from Boston University in the Liberal Arts with a Psychology focus. She received an MS in General & Experimental Psychology from the University of Miami, and her doctorate degree from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. She also completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Neuropsychology at Westwood Lodge in Westwood, Massachusetts.
Psychology
As a pyschologist, Dr. Mroczek has worked with a broad range of people, and has come in contact with a broad range of problems. Over the course of her 30 year career, she has specialized in individual behavior change (behavior management), behavior medicine (medical psychology), neuropsychology, and existential & dynamic psychology. She has worked in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and private practice; and, in doing so, has treated patients suffering from physical stress, emotional bereavement, anxiety, depression (especially), maladaptive behavior, anger management, etc.
Her approach tends to be phenomenological, her practicioning thorough. Dr. Mroczek views psychology as an art within a context of the vast knowledge of the scientific and statistical basis of the field.
Dr Mroczek is registered with the Board of Registration of Psychologists in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology.
Trading
Special consulting services are being offered by Dr. Mroczek to traders in the futures and options markets that can help them to fine tune their trading performance. Dr. Mroczek is a Series 3 Registrant with the NFA. She has studied and traded in commodities markets and has worked closely with commodities brokerage houses.
Other Professional Interests
Dr. Mroczek has done research in areas of verbal learning and cognition, and in electromyographic biofeedback for helping patients regain neuromuscular control after stroke. She has also written and lectured on hardship to animals generally and especially in experimental research.