Sally Murphy

Results-driven professional clinician with extensive experience delivering high-quality patient care and therapeutic services. Strong focus on team collaboration, adaptability to changing needs, and achieving impactful results. Skilled in data analysis, patient assessment, treatment planning, and evidence-based interventions. Reliable and goal-oriented, with a passion for supporting patients' mental health and well-being. Recognized for impactful patient care and effective treatment strategies, contributing to better health outcomes and the advancement of mental health treatment for Veterans through research.

• Co-authored a journal in Cognitive and Behavioral Practice: A Open-Phase Pilot Trial of Prolonged Exposure Therapy and the Coping Long-Term with Active Suicide Program

Lily A. Brown, Marin Kautz, Wendy Muzzy, Stephanie

Hart, Jonna Vaughn, Sally Murphy, Edna Foa, Ivan Miller,

Adam Kahn, Ron Acierno

• 2019 Clinical Professional Counselor Supervisor Georgia (CPCS 1555)
• 2018 Clinical Military Counseling Certification (CMCC)
• 2017 Licensed Professional Counselor South Carolina (LPC.6688 PC)
• 2017 Certification Prolonged Exposure Therapy by Dr. Edna Foa
• 2017 National Certified Counselor (NCC)
• 2017 TBHI Advanced Certified Telebehavioral Health Professional (TBHP)
• 2016 Licensed Professional Counselor Georgia (LPC009124)
• 2014 Certification Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

• 2018 South Carolina Counseling Association
• 2014 Licensed Professional Counselor Association of Georgia

• 2021 Center for Deployment Tier 3 Cognitive Processing Therapy
• 2020 Center for Deployment Tier 1 and Tier 2 Training
• 2020 CLASP Training for patients at high risk for suicide
• 2020 Training on Written Exposure Therapy
• 2017 Prolonged Exposure Therapy with Dr. Edna Foa UPENN, Philadelphia, PA
• 2017 Behavioral Activation/ Therapeutic Exposure for Depression and Grief MUSC, Charleston, SC
• 2016 Prolonged Exposure Therapy with Dr. Peter Turk MUSC, /Charleston, SC
• 2016 Good Clinical Practice and ICH Training Savannah, GA
• 2016 CAPS-5 Clinician Training Savannah, GA
• 2016-2017 Advanced Training Cognitive Processing Therapy MUSC/Charleston, SC
• 2016-2017 Intensive Training Prolonged Exposure Therapy MUSC, Charleston, SC
• 2016 Core Clinical Research Training (CCRT) Savannah, GA
• 2014 Collaborative Institutional Training Institute (CITI Program) Savannah, GA
• 2014 Comprehensive Training for Dialectical Behavior Therapy (51 hours) Middletown, CT
• 2013 Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD (10 hours) MUSC/Charleston, SC
• 2013 Trauma-Focused CBT for Childhood Grief (10 hours) MUSC/Charleston, SC
• 2012 Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (10 hours) MUSC/Charleston, SC

• Coastal Harbor Health Systems
• Acquired 600 plus clinical hours, under the supervision of a LPC, at a level 6 specialized Residential Treatment Facility for children and adolescents.
• Completed internship and became employed following graduation.

• CODA- Citizens Opposed to Domestic Abuse
• Acquired 150 plus clinical hours, under the supervision of a LMFT, at a Domestic Violence Shelter and for outreach Clients from 4 counties.
• Conducted weekly individual counseling sessions with women, men, and children.
• Lead group sessions at shelter and for outreach Clients.

• Stalkers and their Victims under direct supervision of FBI Criminal Profiler, Agent Eugene Rugala.
• Conducted extensive research using real time information on stalkers and their victim with an emphasis on internet stalking/ internet predators and connection between stalking and domestic violence.
• Gained knowledge on how to effectively identify at-risk populations; characteristics and motivations of stalkers and their crimes; criminal profiling of these individuals.
• Substance Abuse: A Comprehensive Look under the tutelage of Dr. Boggan, a retired research scientist from the Medical University of South Carolina.
• Conducted an in-depth study of the different programs available at the state and national level for Substance Abuse.
• Gained knowledge of illicit drugs, their history, their characteristics, the recidivism rates, the current treatments available, and the societal impact of substance abuse.

• Beaufort County Alcohol and Drug
• Participated in staff meetings and group therapy sessions/gained skills for differential diagnosis using the DSM-IV.
• Observed the inner workings of the organization and its staff and gained a better understanding of how the collaborate efforts of many are directed towards a common goal.