Marcia “Marcy” Moreland

Compassionate Clinical Social Worker with experience in mental health support, crisis intervention, and client advocacy. Strengths include strong interpersonal skills, deep understanding of social behavior and culture diversity, coupled with knowledge of psychotherapy techniques. Prior roles have made significant impacts on the lives of clients by providing therapeutic care and creating comprehensive treatment plans.

Continues to be an advocate, leader, mentor, and active in the National Association Of Social Workers since retirement in March 2007.

• 1983- post retirement Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Fl #SW1006
• 1984- post retirement. ACSW, National Association of Social Workers, (NASW), ID #881218388
• 1987- post retirement, Diplomate in Clinical Social Work, NASW
• 1988- post retirement Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work, Certificate #012101; American Board of Examiners in Clinical Social Work

• 1977-Present. National Association of Social Workers, Florida Chapter, Northwest Unit: Unit Chairperson, July 1982- June 1984; Unit Finance Chairperson, June 1986- July 1982; Unit Newsletter, July 1992- June 1994; State Classification and Standards Committee , 1996- 1989. Since retirement in 2007, has remained active in local unit by being on the steering committee and volunteeing to assist with all local events such as the Social Work Month luncheon and the Social Work student breakfast.
• 1989- Post retirement. Florida Society for Clinical Social Workers

• Phi Alpha Honorary Society- social work honors society
• Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Chapter, honors society, University of West Florida chapter
• NASW FL Chapter, Northwest Unit 1992 Social Worker of the Year
• NASW FL Chapter, Northwest Unit, 2025 Social Worker Lifetime Achievement Award

• December 1982- HCEEP/DEC Annual Conference, Washington, DC. Abuse and neglect of handicapped children: Prevention and treatment

      September 1983-  Sixth National Conference of Child Abuse and Neglect, Baltimore, MD. Perinatal family support programs:  Some ways and hows. 

September 1985-  Understanding depression workshop, Stress Center, Baptist Hospital, Pensacola, FL. Surviving loss.

• 1977-1987. Boy Scouts of America, Troop 403, Pensacola, FL. Various positions held.
• 1981-1985. Gulf Coast Children's Medical Association, Pensacola, FL. Board of Directors, May 1982- May 1984. Fund raising co-chair, May 1981-May 1982.
• 1982-1985. Social Worker Advisor Board, University of West Florida, Pensacola, FL.
• 1981-1983. HRS District I Task Force on Prevention of Child Abuse.
• 1982- 1983. Parents Anonymous Advisory Board, Pensacola, FL.
• EASE. Escambia Aides Services and Education. Facilitated support groups. Worked on the Aides quilts.
• American Red Cross Mental Health Volunteer: Volunteered following two different hurricanes in Florida and in New York City after the 9/11 terrorist attack.
• Bridges out of Poverty, Escambia County, Pensacola, FL.
• UUCP, Unitarian Universal Church of Pensacola. Remains active: over the past twenty years serving on a variety of teams, positions and projects: -Building and Grounds worker, then team leader. -Nursery volunteer. -Pastoral Team/Right Relations. -Small group discussion leader. -Ministerial search committee. -Assisted with auctions, yard sales, and other fundraisers. -Charitable Trust trustee. -Board member at large. -Security/Safer Congregation Team. -Caring Team. -Cluster group co-leader.
• JUST, PENSACOLA. Justice United Seeking Transformation Pensacola. Remains an active volunteer of this interfaith, nonprofit, social justice and community advocacy group.