We created The Network’s Trainers Hub to help social services professionals and organizations find the best partners for their training programs. The Trainers Hub matches your needs with available resources — connecting organizations that need expert trainers to strengthen their workforce with experienced practitioners who want to share their expertise, experience, and research.
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Dr. Norah Abdullah Al Howaish is an endodontist and dentist at King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz University Hospital (KAAUH) - PNU. She is a member of the training committee of the Saudi Board in Endodontics program who focuses on case management and public health training.
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Gina specializes in perinatal mental health and is certified as a Perinatal Mental Health Provider (PMH-C) aw well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
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Selin Cemali is a clinical social worker who has worked in group homes and community clinics, in youth protection, youth-in-difficulty, and crisis prevention programs in the US and Canada.
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Rick has over 25 years of experience working with adolescents and young adults in a variety of settings including schools, residential treatment and home-based.
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Olita is certified as a cognitive therapist by The Academy of Cognitive Therapy. Some areas of particular interest include CBT for severe behavioral health issues and CBT training for providers in various community mental health clinics.
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A national speaker, author, educator, and clinical therapist, Melissa is one of only 900 certified sex therapists globally through AASECT. She has clinical experience in oncology, substance abuse, and gerontology.
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Elise has been a life-long advocate for youth and families and began her career working in residential care with children and adolescents. Her primary areas of practice include education, child health and welfare, differing abilities, family support, housing, systems change and the development of strategic collaborative partnerships.
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Lisa graduated from Boston University School of Social Work Master’s Program with a primary interest in addressing the unique needs of older adults with cognitive impairment and related neurological disorders. She specializes in advocating for and supporting people with dementia.
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With a keen passion for working with children and families experiencing depression, anxiety, and stress related to having experienced trauma, Sheila Gomez has dedicated her work to serving Children and Families in the Boston and Metro Boston Area.
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After starting her career in clinical social work with children and families, Sophie Hansen turned to macro social work where she consults with organizations in government relations, education and healthcare. She is passionate about redefining successful macro social work.
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Kate Henneberry, LCSW, has 20 years of experience in the non-profit sector in the Boston area; including work in residential mental health settings, school-based social work, foster care case management, resource navigation, and as a family therapist with a focus on trauma and attachment and grief and loss.
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Heath Hightower is a clinical social worker and psychologist who's research focuses on intersectionality and suicidality among multiple marginalized communities.
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Odessa Holt is a public health social work professional and a graduate of the Boston University Schools of Social Work and Public Health with over 20 years of experience working in healthcare as a medical social worker, trainer, clinical supervisor, and manager.
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Kavelle Hylton works with youth as a science educator, STEM popularization practitioner and entrepreneur. She is currently Coordinator for the Science and Technology Education Unit at the Scientific Research Council (SRC) and Founder/Chief STEM Ambassador of STEM Builders Learning Hub.
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Lita Jackson has worked in the medical field for over 25 years, with 16 years in nursing. As a case manager, she worked with older adults as well as clients diagnosed with alcoholism, substance abuse and mental illness, and has assisted clients in obtaining affordable and supportive housing.
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Kathryn Krase is a social worker, lawyer, researcher, educator, and expert on professional ethics who has worked as a family law practitioner, social work supervisor for more than 20 years.
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Jenya Krein, is an educator, linguist, translator and author with extensive experience in teaching, research, educational activities, training, and project development/management. She has proven skills in translation and interpretation with cross-functional expertise in multicultural communication that is critical in social and human services settings and workforce development.
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Using a racial justice and health equity lens, Jaime Lederer is passionate about elevating and empowering youth voices to advocate for policies, programs and resources to improve the community, through coalition-building, program planning, policy advocacy, group facilitation and training.
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With over 30 years of service to the Greater Boston community, Abdul Jabbar Muhammad, has been a vital resource to the Boston Fire Department, the legal system, agencies, and residents. By fostering positive and culturally competent constituent relationships, he has reduced the likelihood of court involvement, and improved communication between the city and the community.
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Grace is a pioneer and leader in the field of neurodiverse couples therapy. She currently holds the titles of Director of Couples and Partner's Services and Director of the Peter M. Friedman Neurodiverse Couples Institute at the Asperger/Autism Network (AANE).
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As a bilingual Social Worker with 17 years of experience, Kirstie has worked with diverse populations and honed her skills in critical, clinical, and analytical approaches.
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Shawn's work and expertise focus on intersectionality and critical social work practice, qualitative and mixed methods research, queer and trans studies and practice with LGBTQ+ communities, and child and family dynamics.
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Aaron works with clients to integrate their spiritual commitments and theological understandings with knowledge and skills from the behavioral sciences in order to pursue their caregiving ministries as ethically, effectively, and safely as possible.
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Pamela Paynter is a Professional School Counselor for the Boston Public Schools with over 24 years of experience working with youth in the K-12 education system.
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Stephanie is a graduate of Boston University School of Social Work. Her areas of expertise are geriatric medical social work, clinical practice with older adults, end of life issues, Parkinson’s Disease, caregiver support, and clinical student supervision.
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Deborah Riggs is a clinical social worker practicing on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Her areas of training expertise include anxiety management and coping, managing depressive symptoms, and suicide prevention. She is also qualified as a QPR instructor.
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Dana Rous has extensive experience and expertise with a wide range of issues faced by Refugees and Asylum Seekers including domestic abuse and homelessness. She is currently the Associate Director of Client Services at the Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights at Boston University Medical Center, and over twenty years of experience in a variety of social service settings.
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Susan Schneiders has over 30 years experience in the mental health field, working with diverse populations in a variety of settings, including inpatient, school systems, colleges, residential, and outpatient treatment.
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With more than 40 years’ experience in the field of behavioral health, David Selden has served as supervisor, executive level manager and consultant to local and national programs providing mental health, substance use and co-occurring disorder treatment services to teens and adults.
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As a macro social worker, Connor Simonoff Oenomel works to address both micro and macro levels of diversity, equity, inclusion, healing, and social change. Connor is passionate about working with the LGBTQ+ community and counteracting stigma and oppression by de-pathologizing mental health, sexuality, and gender.
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Meg Stafford, MSW, LICSW, is a clinical social worker and principal of Stafford Consulting, a private practice in behavioral health counseling. With 40 years experience in the field, Meg currently works with adolescents, families, adults and couples around relationships, anxiety, and depression.
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Miriam Stein is an award-winning advocacy trainer, consultant, speaker and writer. She is committed to helping people of all backgrounds and interests who want to improve social conditions become empowered and effective in expressing their views to lawmakers.
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Kathy Woerner is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Clinical Director and Owner of DownStreamFirst.com, a women-owned small business based in Georgia that provides mental health counseling and EAP consultative services to individuals, couples, families, and businesses.
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