Yvonne Caputo

Yvonne Caputo has been a teacher.  She taught in the Erie Pennsylvania Public Schools for 18 years.  She has also been the Vice President of Human Resources at a Retirement community, a corporate trainer and consultant, and a psychotherapist.  She has a master’s degree in Education and clinical psychology.  In her book, Flying with Dad is the story about her relationship with her father through his telling of World War II stories.  Her second book, Dying with Dad was released at the end of May.

Yvonne has always been a storyteller.  She has used stories to widen the eyes of students and to soften the pain of clients.  It’s her stories that result in rave reviews as a presenter and speaker.

Yvonne lives in Pennsylvania with her best friend (who is also her husband).  Together they have three children and three grandchildren and a Bernedoodle, Ellie.

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November 8, 2023

Peacock Memories with Karen Tavolieri

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October 30, 2023

Sarah's Story: A Tale of Courage, Survival, and Finding Happiness

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Learn about awakening spirituality and forgiveness with Lisa, The Multifaceted Medium.

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