Natasha Salimi
Londonderry,NH
Summary
Dedicated Behavioral Health Professional with expertise in case management, crisis response, and co-occurring disorder treatment. Experienced in documentation, motivational interviewing, and group facilitation, contributing to effective care coordination and client support. Skilled in developing treatment plans and crisis intervention, fostering environments that promote recovery. Collaborated with healthcare teams to integrate care approaches, enhancing client outcomes and coping strategies.
Overview
1
1
Certification
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Recovery Counselor, Case Management, Interim Primary Therapist Across 2 Units
Recovery Centers of America
Danvers, USA
05.2025 - Current
- I began employment at the industry-leading state-of-the-art Dual-Diagnostic Inpatient & Outpatient Substance Abuse & Mental Health Treatment Facility (Located at 75 Lindall Street Danvers, MA 01923; Phone: 978-233-9425).
- Recovery Centers of America has multiple locations, including Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina.
- Recovery Centers of America specializes in a comprehensive, clinically-proven, evidence-based care model that incorporates multiple therapeutic approaches, including a 12-step curriculum and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), tailored to individual patient needs. This model is designed to treat both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.
- Key components of RCA's mental health model and curriculum:
- Integrated care for co-occurring disorders: For patients with both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition (such as depression, anxiety, or PTSD), RCA offers a specialized "Balance" pathway. The curriculum in this pathway is designed to treat both conditions simultaneously.
- Behavioral therapies: RCA utilizes several scientifically backed therapeutic interventions.
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills: This is a core part of the curriculum, teaching patients skills for emotion regulation, crisis management, and improving relationships.
- O Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): This is used to help patients identify and change maladaptive thought patterns and behaviors.
- Motivational Interviewing (MI): This technique is used to help patients resolve their ambivalence about making behavioral changes.
- 12-step programming: An immersive 12-step curriculum is integrated into each patient's individualized treatment plan. This includes daily meetings and support for finding a sponsor.
- Specialized pathways: The program is not one-size-fits-all. Instead, it offers three distinct pathways based on a patient's recovery history.
- O Foundations of Recovery: For patients new to addiction treatment.
- O Fresh Start: For those who have been in treatment before but have relapsed.
- O Balance: For patients with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
- Family involvement: Engaging and supporting family members is a core tenet of the care model, with educational webinars, support groups, and family meetings.
- Trauma-informed care: RCA incorporates trauma-informed interventions and screenings, acknowledging the interconnectedness of trauma and substance use.
- Holistic wellness: The curriculum also includes wellness programming, such as nutritional counseling, fitness activities, and stress management techniques.
- Medicated Assisted Treatment & withdrawal management.
- Treatment Programs include Medical Detox, Inpatient Residential, Partial Hospitalization Programming, Intensive Outpatient Services, Virtual Telehealth.
- Patients go through a rigorous & comprehensive assessment, including a Biopsychosocial, and Medical Evaluation to place at the appropriate level of individualized care.
- Patients in Inpatient Residential Care are equipped with a Clinical Team, including a Primary Therapist, Recovery Counselor, and Case Management for individualized Therapy, Group Therapy, Relapse Prevention, Psychoeducational & BSAS Required MAT/HIV/Health Risks/Overdose Prevention/Tobacco Cessation Groups, Family Therapy, and Aftercare Housing, Outpatient Therapy, Medical, and Medicated Assisted Treatment appointments for a continuum of care.
- Role Description Case Manager (August 2026-present Unit 1: Caseload of 16 clientele)
- Guided patients in overcoming treatment barriers and maintaining progress using Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapeutic Modalities.
- Supported long-term recovery through consistent therapeutic guidance and accountability measures.
- Developed and maintained Internal Documentation with Continuing Care Plans to ensure continuity of care through timely and thorough patient assessments.
- Aligning clientele with community resources via assisting with the application processes, facilitating phone screenings, and establishing bed placement between halfway housing, transitional living, sober living homes, family & children residentials for involvement with the Department of Children & Family Services.
- Acting as the liaison between Drug Court Clinicians, Case Management, Probation, Prosecutors, and the Department of Mental Health Workers via sending Presence in Treatment Letters, facilitating court hearings, Department of Child & Family involvement, and vacating warrants.
- Created FMLA and PFML documentation for patients in inpatient treatment.
- Scheduling post-treatment individualized therapy with Psychology, Psychiatry, MLADC
- Scheduling post-treatment appointments for Medicated Assisted Treatment Medication Services such as Methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, and Vivitrol Clinics.
- Scheduling Primary Care Physician appointments
- Role Description Interim Primary Therapist (April 2026-August 2026 Unit 2: Caseload of 8 Clientele)
- Work hands-on with patients and alongside a multidisciplinary team to create a supportive, structured, and therapeutic environment.
- Providing one-on-one support sessions and facilitating group activities
- Engaging patients through recovery-focused activities
- Partnering with Recovery Support Specialists and clinical staff for seamless care
- Encouraging long-term recovery through therapeutic guidance and accountability
- Conducting Primary Process Clinical & Therapeutic Individual Therapy & Family Therapy Sessions based off the Core Curriculum of Substance Abuse & Mental Health Modalities
- Internal Documentation via conducting timely, high-quality patient assessments and documentation, including Treatment Planning Documentation
- Multidimensional Documentation based on the ASAM Biopsychosocial Criteria (American Society of Addiction Medicine).
- Treatment Enhance Behavioral Agreements
- Crisis & Wellness Safety Plans
- Psychiatric Referrals
- Conducting Mental Health Screeners including: BAM, PHQ-9, GAD-7, Columbia Suicide Risk Assessments
- Documenting Discharge Summaries
- Role Description Case Manager (November 2025-April 2026: Unit 2: Caseload of 16 Clientele)
- Work hands-on with patients and alongside a multidisciplinary team to create a supportive, structured, and therapeutic environment.
- Helping patients navigate treatment barriers and stay on track through Motivational Interviewing Interventions, Dialectical & Cognitive Behavioral Therapeutic Modalities.
- Encouraging long-term recovery through therapeutic guidance and accountability.
- Conducting Internal Documentation with Continuing Care Plan for post-treatment continuity of care with timely, high-quality patient assessments and documentation.
- Aligning clientele with community resources via assisting with the application processes, facilitating phone screenings, and establishing bed placement between halfway housing, transitional living, sober living homes, family & children residentials for involvement with the Department of Children & Family Services.
- Acting as the liaison between Drug Court Clinicians, Case Management, Probation, Prosecutors, and the Department of Mental Health Workers via sending Presence in Treatment Letters, facilitating court hearings, Department of Child & Family involvement, and vacating warrants.
- Assisting in FMLA & PFML documentation while in inpatient treatment.
- Continuum of Partial Hospitalization & Intensive Outpatient Services
- Scheduling post-treatment individualized therapy with Psychology, Psychiatry, MLADC
- Scheduling post-treatment appointments for Medicated Assisted Treatment Medication Services such as Methadone, Suboxone, Sublocade, and Vivitrol Clinics.
- Scheduling Primary Care Physician appointments
- Role Description Counselor (May 2025-November 2025: Unit 1: 32 women)
- Work hands-on with patients and alongside a multidisciplinary team to create a supportive, structured, and therapeutic environment.
- Providing one-on-one support sessions and facilitating group activities
- Engaging patients through recovery-focused activities
- Helping patients navigate treatment barriers and stay on track through Motivational Interviewing Interventions, Dialectical & Cognitive Behavioral Therapeutic Modalities.
- Partnering with Recovery Support Specialists and clinical staff for seamless care
- Encouraging long-term recovery through therapeutic guidance and accountability
- Conducting Primary Process Clinical & Therapeutic Groups based off the Core Curriculum of Substance Abuse & Mental Health Modalities
- Internal Documentation via conducting timely, high-quality patient assessments and documentation, including:
- Case Management Bundles, including:
- ATS Detox & CSS Inpatient Residential Orientation & Documentation
- Continuing Care Plan Documentation
- Clinical Bundles, including:
- Treatment Planning Documentation
- Multidimensional Documentation based on the ASAM Biopsychosocial Criteria (American Society of Addiction Medicine).
- Treatment Enhance Behavioral Agreements
- Crisis & Wellness Safety Plans
- Psychiatric Referrals
- Conducting Mental Health Screeners including: BAM, PHQ-9, GAD-7, Columbia Suicide Risk Assessments
- Documenting Discharge Summaries
- Industry-leading state-of-the-art Dual-Diagnostic Inpatient & Outpatient Substance Abuse & Mental Health Treatment Facility (Located at 75 Lindall Street Danvers, MA 01923; Phone: 978-233-9425). Recovery Centers of America has multiple locations, including Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina. Recovery Centers of America specializes in a comprehensive, clinically-proven, evidence-based care model that incorporates multiple therapeutic approaches, including a 12-step curriculum and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), tailored to individual patient needs. This model is designed to treat both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.
Case Manager
Farnum Center
Manchester, USA
07.2023 - 02.2025
- From July 2023 to December 2023: I began employment as a Substance Use Treatment Residential Instructor at the state-of-the-art Inpatient Treatment Center for Co-Occurring Mental Health & Substance Use Treatment at the Farnum Center (Located at 140 Queen City Avenue Manchester, NH 03103 at phone: 603-622-3020), which specialized in Alcohol, Opioid, and Benzodiazepine.
- The Farnum Center specialized in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy based on the Hazelden Betty Ford Curriculum, Incentive Program, and the 12-Step Program.
- The majority of the clientele was, but not limited to: Unsheltered, Low-Income, Medicaid & Medicare, Veteran, DOC, Gang Affiliation, Sex Trafficking, Domestic Violence & Battered Women, and the DCYF population.
- Performed a full-time, on-site role as a Residential Instructor, rotating between the Medical Detox Unit, Male & Female Residential Units, and the Respite Units contracted through the Doorways Program.
- Oversaw and supported individuals in residential setting, ensuring safety, well-being, and adherence to program guidelines.
- Monitored activities, provided emotional support, and implemented therapeutic interventions.
- I attended daily shift report meetings with Program Personnel, which included the Director of Operations, Lead Clinician, Lead Residential Instructor, Clinicians, Case Managers, and Residential Instructors scheduled for that day.
- The entirety of the Team went through the second and third shift occurrences, incidents and the agenda of the day, which included:
- The Number of Scheduled & Walk-In Admissions through 211, Internal transfers from either the Medical Detox Unit or the Respite Units, transfers from outside facilities including the Department of Corrections.
- The number of Discharges for the day, which included.
- Graduations (Completions of the 28-day Residential program).
- Discharges Against Staff Advice, and
- Administrative Discharges (Behavioral or Noncompliance with the Program). and
- To which facility the client was being transported, the time, and by whom.
- Psychiatric Evaluations for Psychiatric Medications for Co-Occurring Mental Health Disorders such as, but not limited to: (General Anxiety Disorder (GAD), General Depressive Disorder, Bipolar I & II, Borderline Personality Disorder, Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Attention Deficit and Hyperactive Disorder, and Eating Disorders).
- Medication-assisted treatment internally or via outside agencies for MAT medications such as: (Methadone, Buprenorphine-Suboxone, Subutex, Zubsolv, Naltrexone, Naloxone, Antabuse, Acamprosate, Disulfiram Sublocade Shot, and Vivitrol).
- Court-Appointed Appointments for scheduled court hearings and attorneys.
- Department of Youth & Child Services Appointments
- Department of Health & Human Services Appointments for Medicaid & Medicare Insurance eligibility.
- The Team shift report concluded with reciting the:
- Clinically Appointed Peer Leader for each Residential Unit.
- Any Clientele on a Behavioral Contract for Noncompliance with the Program Guidelines.
- Any medical guidelines and protocols for current clientele, such as dietary or medical needs.
- While on the assigned Residential Units, I would begin my day by:
- Completed a Supervised Medications Count of all clientele’s medications.
- An ongoing revision and update of shift report documentation.
- Accompanied and appointed all clientele to scheduled curriculum groups, which ran from 9 am, 11 am, and 3 pm.
- Acted as the liaison between clientele and the Clinical Team, via open and ongoing communication by accompanying and appointing all clientele to scheduled daily meetings with their assigned Clinician for their weekly ASAM (American Society for American Medicine) Assessments and Case Management appointments for aftercare needs (which included: Treatment & Housing needs, SSDI, DHHS, DCYF, Court & Probation, Mental Health (IOP, OP), Medical Appointments, and Transportation needs).
- Accompanied all clientele to daily Commitments with Outside Agencies to inform & educate the clientele with the array of options regarding their aftercare needs, which included: (Further Low-Residential Treatment Facilities, Partial Hospitalization Programs, Sober Living, Resource Centers, AA & NA, Mental Health, Medicated Assisted Treatment, and Funding Resources).
- Facilitated Residential Instructor Groups via informative videos and handouts centered around the Hazelden Betty Ford Curriculum.
- Performed thorough room searches to ensure safety and compliance with facility guidelines.
- Accompanied all clientele to and from all meals.
- Accompanied all clientele of impromptu fire-drills.
- Conducted scheduled & walk-in admissions to the appropriate level-of-care to either:
- A 3.5 level-of-care to the Medical Detox Unit with a 24-hour around-the-clock treatment and monitoring with the Director of Nursing, Psychiatric Medical Nurse Practitioner, RNA, LNA, and Residential Instructors, which housed up to 24 male & female clientele.
- A 3.3 level-of-care to either the Men's Residential Unit, which housed up to 24 male clientele or to the Women's Residential Unit, which housed up to 10 female clientele, and 2 Respite clientele, each provided with 24-hour staffing via Residential Instructors.
- Or to the Male Respite Unit, which housed up to 10 male clientele, to which the Farnum Center was outside contracted with the local Doorways in the area.
- Manchester Doorways (Located at 60 Rogers Street Manchester, NH 03103 at phone: 603-606-1090).
- Nashua Doorways (Located at 268 Main Street Nashua, NH 03060).
- Laconia Doorways-Concord Hospital (Located at 85 Spring Street Floor 1 Laconia, NH 03246 at phone: 603-934-8905).
- Dover Doorways-Wentworth Douglass Hospital (Located at 798 Central Avenue Dover, NH 03820-2520).
- Keene Doorways-Cheshire Medical Center (Located at 24 Railroad Street Keene, NH 03431).
- Lebanon Doorway-Dartmouth Hitchcock Hospital (Located at 85 Mechanic Street Suite B3-1 Lebanon, NH 03766).
- Littleton Doorway (Located at 11 Riverglen Lane Suite 100 Littleton, NH 03561).
- While working on the Respite Units, the Residential Instructor would work self-directed & independently or with another staff member.
- Monday through Friday, I participated in a daily Shift Report with the established Doorway that represented the individual client I was working with. All the while, I was
- Gaining outside rapport and knowledge of the array of resources and agencies that work together for a whole-health, comprehensive approach to care.
- The Doorways assisted with:
- Telephone screening and crisis stabilization
- In-person screening and crisis stabilization
- Evaluation
- Care planning
- Facilitated referral (to which the client would be transferred in-house to the Medical Detox Unit, Residential Unit, or further outside care at the vast array of agencies).
- Continuous recovery monitoring
- Naloxone (Narcan) distribution
- Transportation assistance (to the Doorway Facilities, Methadone Clinics, and Further Treatment)
- Accepts most insurance plans
- Assists client in signing up for insurance
- Financial assistance is available
- Sliding fee scale
- Self-pay
- During all Assigned Admissions:
- I coordinated all Admission Intake paperwork and documentation in the Aura System, depending on the Assigned Unit, which included.
- Releases of Information with Emergency contacts, Probation, Parole, and Drug Court Teams, DCYF, and all other designated points of contact.
- I Read through the Client HIPAA agreement, Consent For Treatment, Client’s Rights Forms, Doorway Contract, Insurance information, Orientation, Program Guidelines & Compliance, Weekly Clinical & Case Management meetings and aftercare needs.
- I conducted thorough searches alongside assisting staff members by working alongside appointed RNA & LNA staff, when conducting vitals, breathalyzers, urine analysis drug tests, accompanied each clientele to their assigned unit & room, and assisted with laundry & hygiene needs.
- I attended monthly Residential Instructor Trainings to:
- Develop experience in residential support and counseling roles
- Developed strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to handle crisis situations effectively
- Knowledge of mental health and trauma-informed care
- Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment
- Flexibility and adaptability to respond to changing needs
- I used my time as a Substance Use Treatment Residential Instructor to:
- Gain knowledge of the Substance Use Treatment Field
- Gain knowledge and experience of the inner workings of the industry from the ground up: starting with the Admissions Process and Intake coordination.
- I observed and built a rapport with Internal Team beginning with:
- Admissions, the Director of Operations, the Lead Residential Instructor, existing Residential Instructors, the Director of Clinicians, the Lead Clinicians, existing Counselors, Clinicians, Case Managers, Director of Nursing, Psychiatric Medical Providers, RNA’s and LNAs, as I believe the first step to being knowledgeable and excelling at any position one is in, is being informative of how the facility operates and seamlessly knowing the role of each member.
- During Commitments, I did my research and developed an outside rapport with an array of Medical Detox & Residential Treatment Centers, Partial Hospitalization Programs, and Intensive Outpatient Programs.
- I did my research and gained outside rapport with Mental Health Facilities (Including: Mental Health Counselors, Drug & Alcohol Counselors, Psychiatrists, and Psychiatrists).
- I expanded my knowledge with gaining an understanding of Medicated-Assisted Treatment Facilities and Medications via in-person, telehealth, and which Insurances were accepted.
- I had gained a vast array of experience during my time as a Substance Use Treatment Residential Instructor. However, I felt it was time I expanded and continued my growth within the company.
- In December of 2023, after 6 months in the Substance Use Treatment Field.
- I applied internally and was promoted to the Substance Use Treatment Case Manager Position in January of 2024, to which I turned over to a Full-time salary employee.
- From January 2024-June 2024: I worked as a Case Manager on the Men’s Residential Unit, alongside one other Case Manager, which held a capacity of 24 males, to which I managed a caseload of 12 clients
- From June 2024-February 2025: I worked as the Sole Case Manager on the Women’s Residential Unit, to which housed a total of 10 Female Clients and 2 Respite Clients.
- Assisted with aftercare needs for Medical Detox Clients with a 3-5 day turn-around
- Role Description:
- Managed a caseload of 10-12 clients, providing comprehensive case management services
- Conducted thorough assessments to identify client needs and develop individualized care plans for further aftercare needs via: Low-Residential Treatment Centers, Partial Hospitalization Programs, Transitional Living Housing, Sober Living, and Intensive Outpatient Programs
- Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate and monitor the delivery of services
- Advocated for clients' rights and ensured access to appropriate resources and support systems
- Maintained accurate and up-to-date documentation of client interactions, progress, and outcomes through our AURA system via Orientation & Transition Plans
- Facilitated regular daily meetings with clients to review goals, address barriers, and track progress
- Coordinated referrals to community agencies for additional support services as needed
- Provided crisis intervention and emotional support to clients in challenging situations
- Assisted clients in navigating complex healthcare systems and accessing medical care via: (Social Security, Doorway Funding, the Department of Health & Human Services for Medicaid & Medicare Insurance Assistance & SNAP benefits)
- Educated clients on available community resources related to housing, employment, education and supported clients in developing independent living skills such as budgeting or job searching
- Collaborated with legal professionals to ensure compliance with court orders and legal requirements via Probation, Parole, and Drug Court Teams providing Proof of Residency Letters and coordinated weekly check-ins
- Developed strong relationships with local service providers to enhance referral networks via individual therapy sessions via: Mental Health Providers, MLADC, Psychiatric Medical Evaluations, and Psychologists
- Participated in case conferences and team meetings to discuss client progress and treatment plans
- Implemented evidence-based practices (through Supervised Workforce & Relias Trainings) into daily work routines for improved client outcomes via: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy based off the Hazelden Betty Ford Curriculum, Motivational Interviewing, Trauma-Informed Care, De-escalation Training & Boundary Training Seminars
- Monitored program effectiveness through data collection, analysis, and reporting
- Ensured HIPAA compliance with agency policies, procedures, regulations, and ethical standards
- Evaluated the effectiveness of interventions by regularly assessing client satisfaction levels
- Demonstrated cultural sensitivity when working with diverse populations
- Liaised between clients/families/communities/agencies/organizations involved in the case management process by facilitating weekly Family Education Curriculum Groups such as: The Role of The Family, Medication Management, and Coping Skills
- Facilitated Residential and Detox Groups Based on the Hazelden Betty Ford Curriculum consisting of: Co-Occurring Mental Health Disorders (General Anxiety Disorder, General Depressive Disorder, Bipolar I & II, Borderline Personality Disorder, Schizophrenia, Post Traumatic Stress, Eating Disorders, and Coping Skills)
- State-of-the-art Inpatient Treatment Center for Co-Occurring Mental Health & Substance Use Treatment at the Farnum Center (Located at 140 Queen City Avenue Manchester, NH 03103 at phone: 603-622-3020), to which specialized in Alcohol, Opioid, and Benzodiazepines. The Farnum Center specialized in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy based on the Hazelden Betty Ford Curriculum, Incentive Program, and the 12-Step Program.
Education
Prerequisites in Psychology - Psychology
Saint Anselm College
Manchester, NH05-2025
Bachelor's degree in Philosophy - Philosophy
Saint Anselm College
Manchester, NH05-2014
Associate's degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences - Liberal Arts
SUNY Broome Community College
Binghamton, NY05-2008
Skills
- Motivational interviewing techniques
- Case management
- Crisis management
- Crisis response
- Care plans
- Discharge planning
- Individual counseling
- Group counseling
- Family counseling
- Mental health counseling
- Behavioral health expertise
- CBT expertise
- Behavioral therapy
- Therapeutic Boundaries
- Documentation skills
- Efficient Documentation
- AVATAR documentation proficiency
- AURA documentation proficiency
- DayForce proficiency
- Workday training proficiency
- Microsoft Office (Word)
- Microsoft Office (Excel)
- Microsoft Office (PowerPoint)
- Time management
- Organizational skills
- Attention to Detail
- Self-initiation
- Critical thinking
- Error correction
- Communication skills
- Internal agency rapport
- External agency rapport
- Compassion
- Empathy
- Open Communication
- Honest Feedback
- Ethical Practice
- Professional Development
- Conflict management
- Mental health counseling
- Intake experience
- Behavioral therapy
- Medication management
Certification
- Avatar
- Relias
- Substance Misuse Awareness
- Medicated Assisted Treatment (Including Vivirtrol & Sublocade Seminars)
- Narcan Trainings
- Workforce Safety
- Trauma-Informed Care
- Boundaries Training
- De-escalation Training
- Motivational Interviewing
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Biopsychosocial scope of Treatment
- Treatment Planning Documentation
- Multidisciplinary Dimensional ASAM Notes
- Crisis Wellness & Safety Planning
- HIPAA Awareness & Compliance
- Diverse Workforce Environment & Clientele
Other Locations Mentioned
- Recovery Centers of America (facility referenced in employment), 75 Lindall Street, Danvers, MA, 01923
- Doorways Manchester, 60 Rogers Street, Manchester, NH, 03103
- Doorways Nashua, 268 Main Street, Nashua, NH, 03060
- Doorways Laconia-Concord Hospital, 85 Spring Street Floor 1, Laconia, NH, 03246
- Doorways Dover-Wentworth Douglass Hospital, 798 Central Avenue, Dover, NH, 03820-2520
- Doorways Keene-Cheshire Medical Center, 24 Railroad Street, Keene, NH, 03431
- Doorways Lebanon-Dartmouth Hitchcock Hospital, 85 Mechanic Street Suite B3-1, Lebanon, NH, 03766
- Doorways Littleton, 11 Riverglen Lane Suite 100, Littleton, NH, 03561
Personal Information
Title: Clinical Psychology & Center for Multicultural Global Mental Health
Timeline
Recovery Counselor, Case Management, Interim Primary Therapist Across 2 Units
Recovery Centers of America
05.2025 - Current
Case Manager
Farnum Center
07.2023 - 02.2025
Prerequisites in Psychology - Psychology
Saint Anselm College
Bachelor's degree in Philosophy - Philosophy
Saint Anselm College
Associate's degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences - Liberal Arts
SUNY Broome Community College