Len Tabicman

Len Tabicman was born and raised in the Bronx, New York. Thirty years ago he moved to Anna Maria Island, a small idyllic piece of Paradise off the Gulf Coast of Florida. In December of 2017, he retired after forty years as a psychotherapist in both New Jersey and Florida.

Along his journey, he taught at Fairleigh Dickinson University for twenty years and has taught classes at the Lifelong Learning Academy at the University of South Florida. In addition, he has served as Chairman of the Florida Retirement Commission, President of the Board for HOPE Family Services, Chairman of the Board for FAADA (Families Against Addictive Drug Abuse) and as a board member for the Manatee County E.L.C. (Early Learning Coalition). He has also served as Director of Special Services in two towns in New Jersey (Wanaque and Rumson) and served as Director of Boystown for a short stint. Len brings a wealth of experience and diversity to the field.