Dr. Leslie Seppinni::Excuse Free, Excuse Free Living, Doctor Of Clinical Psychology, Dr. Leslie Seppinni


My Excuse Free^TM Living Philosophy grew out of a combination of my education to become a Doctor of Clinical Psychology, my practice as a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, my 10 years as a Crisis Intervention Specialist, and ABOVE ALL my tragedy-to-triumph life story. I have discovered that it's not the size of the problem; it is the size of the feeling. You do not have to have my unusual life experience to have feelings of stress, anxiety, and sadness. Do you make excuses to hide from your fears? Do you feel you don’t deserve what you really want? Or, do you feel you are not smart enough to achieve your dreams? Do you use excuses because your life seems like too much work? Excuse Free Living means YOU are not defined by your circumstances but by YOUR DREAMS! It’s time to have YOUR REALITY MATCH YOUR DREAMS.

My Excuse Free^TM Living Philosophy grew out of a combination of my education to become a Doctor of Clinical Psychology, my practice as a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, my 10 years as a Crisis Intervention Specialist, and ABOVE ALL my tragedy-to-triumph life story.

I have discovered that it's not the size of the problem; it is the size of the feeling. You do not have to have my unusual life experience to have feelings of stress, anxiety, and sadness. Do you make excuses to hide from your fears? Do you feel you don’t deserve what you really want? Or, do you feel you are not smart enough to achieve your dreams? Do you use excuses because your life seems like too much work?

Excuse Free Living means YOU are not defined by your circumstances but by YOUR DREAMS! It’s time to have YOUR REALITY MATCH YOUR DREAMS.

There were so many warning signs that this adolescent clearly suffered from Conduct Disorder: repeated behavioral problems, setting fires, and expulsion from school. If an adolescent goes untreated, or is improperly treated, there is a much higher incidence of criminality. Conduct Disorder by itself, or in conjunction with ADHD (and in some cases OCD), is a precursor to the adult diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder.