Dr. Vladimir Nacev is a Psychologist with 30 years of clinical experience and 26 years as a university professor at undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate schools.  He is a Diplomate and board certified clinical psychologist with the American Board of Professional Psychology while also holding two other board certificates, three licenses, and membership in over half a dozen [psychology] professional organizations. He also completed a post doctoral fellowship in child and adolescent psychology and has qualified as a forensic psychologist.

Dr. Nacev has given workshops and presentations at the American Psychological Association’s Annual Conventions on “Providing Psychological Services during Traumatic Events,” “Self-care while Providing Psychological Services During Traumatic Events,” and “Teasing Among School Aged Children.  At the 11^th National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect and at two conventions of the American College of Forensic Psychology he gave workshops on “The Challenges of Being an Expert Witness” and “Sexual Harassment in the Work Place.”  He was also a panelist set by the Department of Defense Dependents Schools to examine the “Effects of Frequent Moves on the Psychological and Behavioral Development of Children.”  

More recently he has lectured on the “Psychology of Terrorism,” “Vulnerabilities of Intelligence Officers: A Psychological Perspective,” and “A Psychological Primer for Debriefers.”

Dr. Nacev is an [adjunct] full professor at the University of Maryland University College and Argosy University, and has held faulty appointments at George Washington Medical School and Georgetown University. 

Dr. Nacev is a retired US Navy Commander and served at both the Pentagon (Joint Chiefs of Staff for Intelligence) and Bureau of Naval Personnel.  Since his retirement from the Navy, he has been working as an intelligence officer in the intelligence community.