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I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker licensed both in Delaware and Maryland, providing psychotherapeutic services to indivudals, couples and familes. I received my MS in Special Education from Hunter College, NYC, and I hold an MSW from the University of Maryland School of Social Work. I have experience in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing), working with grief and bereavement, along with working with people with autism and developmental disabilities, along with experience in trauma work. Currently, I am also an adjunct professor at Wilmington University, teaching courses in conflict resolution and mediation. In the past , I have taught courses at Johns Hopkins University, Coppin State University, College of Notre Dame in Baltimore and Bowie State University. I also have experience with Alternatives to Violence (AVP), Restorative Practices, mediation with couples & families, and issues facing the LBGTQ community. I have facilitated workshops on grief and bereavement, informed consent and working with families of children with disabilities. I am passionate about helping people imagine and fulfill their best self, assisting people in learning coping skills. Being raised in Brooklyn, NY, I am always on a quest for the quintessential slice of pizza.
Delaware
7 years
1073887840
DE LCSW Q1-0001365, MD LCSW-C 17704
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