DOJ-OGR-00007882.pdf

--- Page 1 --- **Document Extraction** **Case Number:** 1:20-cr-00330-PAE **Document Number:** 499-2 **Filed Date:** 11/23/21 **Page Number:** 14 of 159 **Case Name:** Rocchio - Direct **Transcript Text:** [Transcript text is presented in a numbered list format, with each line of text corresponding to a specific line number.] 1. that particular population is also known to have very high 2. degrees of histories of childhood trauma of various kinds, 3. including sexual abuse, neglect, physical abuse. 4. Q. During your postdoctoral fellowship, did you perform clinical work? 5. A. I did. 6. Q. During your postdoctoral fellowship, what if any research groups did you participate? 7. A. I participated in an eating-disorder research group at Butler Hospital. And then I also participated in an informal research group with a number of professionals from varying degrees. There was an attorney, there was a political science professor, and other practitioners, social worker, psychologist. And we would meet on a monthly basis to discuss issues relevant to the field of trauma psychology. 8. Q. After your fellowship, what did you do next in your career? 9. A. I founded an independent practice in psychology. 10. Q. What is your role in that practice? 11. A. I currently am -- I'm the owner. I am responsible for hiring both clinical and administrative staff, providing supervision, setting policies and procedures, and then of course treating patients. And within that setting I also maintain an independent forensic practice. 12. Q. Approximately when did you start the practice? 13. A. Upon becoming licensed, in -- just after becoming licensed, **Footer Text:** SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 DOJ-OGR-00007882