Anita Vincent prides herself in advocating for the rights of individuals to have the quality of life they deserve. She sits on national committees and advocacy boards and conducts training for healthcare professionals and clinicians.

​

Anita holds a Doctor of Ministry (DMin).

A graduate of Northcentral University with a Master’s Degree in Psychology, MBA in Healthcare Administration, and doctoral candidate for a Ph.D. in Psychology. Anita has been a licensed nurse for 30 years and is currently licensed as Chemical Dependency Counselor (LCDC), Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor with IC&RC, and credentialed as a Supervising Counselor.

​

Anita is a highly regarded health care consultant, author, and speaker. She has lectured at many conferences nationwide and been featured in a variety of publications.

​

“My passion is to educate and train those who are trusted to care for our loved ones. By doing this, I can empower them with the tools necessary to provide the type of care everyone deserves.”

 

This program and concept are based on the “Rudimentary Principles of Care”, known as the Vincent RPC Model.