Tag: Sexual Assault in United States

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    Christy George

    I have specialized training and experience working with trauma, adults, children and couples. My experience has been gained through working with diverse populations of adults, children, families and couples in a variety of settings including short term residential treatment, people’s homes, K-12 schools, and in private practice. I also work with gifted children and driven adults. ​ Additionally, whenever possible, Read more...
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    Dr. Sandra Gray, Ph.D. (Bilingual-Spanish)

    Dr. Sandra Gray earned her Ph.D. in clinical psychology, as well as dual masters in mental health counseling and in psychology. Her dissertation research, training, and experience have focused on racial and ethnic differences in the experience of trauma, specifically sexual abuse. As a bilingual, first-generation Mexican-American individual, much of her work has involved working with Spanish-speaking populations and other Read more...
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    Catherine McConnell

    Over 12 years experience in multiple populations, including community mental health, CPS, abuse centers, US Army, and more. I have extensive training in multiple modalities and work to tailor the program to the client, as well as treat the trauma without retraumatizing. Read more...

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