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NJ Licensed Mental Health Professional A NJ Licensed Mental health professional, trained and practiced as a Master of Divinity and as a visual artist. Understanding spirituality and creativity has enhanced the ability to assess individuals and communities, and their environments, as well as the ability to more accurately design effective interventions. With a broad cultural and professional background, work centers on effectively working with people, both at individual and community levels. Cultivated leadership skills and expertise in facilitating personal or cultural change by mobilizing community or individual strengths effectively towards the goal of change. Methodological approaches range from traditional therapeutic interventions, to art or play therapy on the individual level. For community change, interventions range from utilizing traditional methodology such as focus groups, to leadership training and coaching. Vision casting is a strong skill utilized for both individual and community approaches. “I believe in people . . . in all people. Everybody has something to offer to society. Let’s find out what that is and put it to work”
Licensed NJ Professional Counselor NJ Licensed Professional Counselor with extensive experience in behavioral health. Provided individual, couples, family and group therapies to a wide range of clients – in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Counseled those affected with and by chronic mental health, addictions, grief and medical issues. Primarily functioned in multi-disciplinary team settings; liaisoned within the healthcare and legal systems to provide comprehensive treatment. With a team of counseling professionals, pioneered an outreach educational program for Counselor Licensure in NJ. Redesigned several operating programs within the healthcare system to provide more thorough, efficient and effective services. Lectured on numerous mental health-related topics to professional and lay audiences, such as: anxiety, depression, stress management, understanding the effects of grief, and living with HIV/AIDS. Utilizes compassion, communication and concern to provide the foundation for care. Encourages integration of mindfulness in daily living.
