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Scott Glassman, PsyD2019 Keynote Speaker
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Scott Glassman is a licensed Psychologist, Clinical Assistant professor, and Associate Director of the Program in Mental Health Counseling at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Dr. Glassman directs wellness programs in PCOM’s primary care centers where he also trains students, faculty, and staff in patient-centered communication. His positive psychology group program “A Happier You” was featured on National Public Radio.
Dr. Glassman is a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) and provides MI workshops for agencies across the northeast region. His additional areas of interest include cognitive behavioral approaches in primary care, positive emotions, and recovery-oriented models of care.
Don't miss "Motivation and Recovery: The Role of Hope, Meaning, Empowerment, and the Therapeutic Relationship" presented by Dr. Glassman on July 23rd at 8:30am!
Dr. Glassman directs wellness programs in PCOM’s primary care centers where he also trains students, faculty, and staff in patient-centered communication. His positive psychology group program “A Happier You” was featured on National Public Radio.
Dr. Glassman is a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) and provides MI workshops for agencies across the northeast region. His additional areas of interest include cognitive behavioral approaches in primary care, positive emotions, and recovery-oriented models of care.
Don't miss "Motivation and Recovery: The Role of Hope, Meaning, Empowerment, and the Therapeutic Relationship" presented by Dr. Glassman on July 23rd at 8:30am!
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Kerry King, PsyD, MBA2019 Keynote Speaker
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Dr. Kerry D. King is a Clinical Psychologist with more than a decade of experience working with individuals, families and organizations. In 2006, Dr. King established The Learning Place, a private consultancy through which she provides subject matter expertise and behavioral health consultation to schools, global and domestic civil service entities, as well as a variety of stakeholders within the education and behavioral health industries. Her consulting work has spanned the Eastern United States and many islands of the Caribbean.
Dr. King specializes in the treatment of persons with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, adolescent development and change management in the implementation of clinical best practices. During her career, Dr. King has held a variety of clinical and leadership roles and has directed residential and ambulatory behavioral health agencies in the Eastern United States. She is a well-regarded workshop presenter on topics related to clinical care, adolescent development and trauma-informed treatment. Dr. King is specially trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
She holds Doctor of Clinical Psychology and Masters of Business Administration degrees from Widener University (Pennsylvania, USA). Dr. King also completed undergraduate studies in Specific Learning Disability Education, Elementary Education and Psychology, at Mount Vernon Nazarene University (Ohio, US).
Don't miss "Exploring the Intersection of Addiction and Trauma in Youth" presented by Dr. King on July 24th at 8:30am!
Dr. King specializes in the treatment of persons with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, adolescent development and change management in the implementation of clinical best practices. During her career, Dr. King has held a variety of clinical and leadership roles and has directed residential and ambulatory behavioral health agencies in the Eastern United States. She is a well-regarded workshop presenter on topics related to clinical care, adolescent development and trauma-informed treatment. Dr. King is specially trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
She holds Doctor of Clinical Psychology and Masters of Business Administration degrees from Widener University (Pennsylvania, USA). Dr. King also completed undergraduate studies in Specific Learning Disability Education, Elementary Education and Psychology, at Mount Vernon Nazarene University (Ohio, US).
Don't miss "Exploring the Intersection of Addiction and Trauma in Youth" presented by Dr. King on July 24th at 8:30am!
Darrell briggs, BS, cadc
Darrell Briggs is a Behavioral Health Therapist at Mirmont Treatment Center in Media PA. He is happily married and lives with his wife Janet in Wilmington DE.
Before entering the counseling profession, Darrell spent the majority of his life in retail sales. He loved selling cars, furniture, appliances, and more. Having had a spiritual awakening, he jumped at the opportunity to change careers and counsel addicts and alcoholics seeking recovery. Darrell returned to the classroom after 30 years to begin his journey in counseling. He currently facilitates a program for first responders seeking treatment in both an inpatient and outpatient setting.
Darrell has a passion for supporting, educating, and guiding the men and women struggling with the burden of trauma and addiction who serve their communities and this country. Darrell believes he now has the task of selling the greatest commodity there is; Hope.
Before entering the counseling profession, Darrell spent the majority of his life in retail sales. He loved selling cars, furniture, appliances, and more. Having had a spiritual awakening, he jumped at the opportunity to change careers and counsel addicts and alcoholics seeking recovery. Darrell returned to the classroom after 30 years to begin his journey in counseling. He currently facilitates a program for first responders seeking treatment in both an inpatient and outpatient setting.
Darrell has a passion for supporting, educating, and guiding the men and women struggling with the burden of trauma and addiction who serve their communities and this country. Darrell believes he now has the task of selling the greatest commodity there is; Hope.
Crystal vatza, Mscc, lpc, ncc, dcc
Crystal is a Pennsylvania Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor, and Board Certified TeleMentalHealth Counselor who received her undergraduate degree in Psychology from East Stroudsburg University and her graduate degree with a dual specialization Professional and Christian Counseling from Cairn University. She obtained post-graduate specializations in Eating Disorders, Trauma Informed Care, Co-Occurring Substance Use and Mental Health Addictions, Gambling Addictions, Personality Disorders, and Crisis Management including Drexel University College of Medicine, Council on Compulsive Gambling, etc.
Crystal has experience with all levels of care and specialized training in Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and various other therapies that allow her to tailor administrative program development and treatment to client centered approaches for all ages and individuals. She is a National Certified Trainer for Mental Health First Aid (MHFA), Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA), and Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR).
Crystal has experience with all levels of care and specialized training in Motivational Interviewing, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and various other therapies that allow her to tailor administrative program development and treatment to client centered approaches for all ages and individuals. She is a National Certified Trainer for Mental Health First Aid (MHFA), Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA), and Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR).
Kai-ping wang, md
Dr. Kai-Ping Wang is a Distinguished Fellow of both the American Psychiatric Association and the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. After graduating from the New Jersey Medical School, he went on to complete his general psychiatry training at New York Medical College at Saint Vincents and his child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at the NYU Child Study Center. He continues to maintain his dual board certification in general psychiatry and child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr. Wang is a Psychiatric Director at High Focus Centers and is helping establish the eating disorder partial and IOP track at their Parsippany location. He is a representative to the American Medical Association’s RVRBS Utilization Committee and is active in access to care and public education.
crystal parish, ms, lpc
Crystal Parish is currently the Program Director for Silvermist, a residential program is Butler PA that primarily treats young adults with substance use disorders. Prior to her employment at Silvermist, Crystal was the clinical manager for multiple outpatient locations at Gateway Rehabilitation Center for 4 years as well as a therapist at Gateway for 7 years. While at Gateway, Crystal provided outpatient services for both adults and adolescents diagnosed with substance use disorders. Crystal’s employment history also includes community based and family- based services for adolescents and their families for 15 years.
Crystal received her bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education with a minor in psychology in 2004 from Indiana University of PA and her Master’s degree in Community and Agency Counseling from California University of PA in 2011. Crystal is Licensed Professional Counselor and is Certified in Family Structural Therapy.
Crystal received her bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education with a minor in psychology in 2004 from Indiana University of PA and her Master’s degree in Community and Agency Counseling from California University of PA in 2011. Crystal is Licensed Professional Counselor and is Certified in Family Structural Therapy.
julia hodgson, psyd, m.ed., bcb
Dr. Julia Hodgson is a licensed psychologist and sexuality educator. She received her doctorate from the Institute of Graduate Clinical Psychology and a Master’s of Education from the Center for Human Sexuality Studies at Widener University; she is additionally Board Certified in Biofeedback.
Currently, Dr. Hodgson works as the Director of Psychology Internship and Supervising Psychologist at the Center for Integrative Medicine at AIDS Care Group in Delaware County, PA. Her career has focused on working with underserved and vulnerable populations through clinical work, published writing, and providing training and education. Most notably, Dr. Hodgson co-authored a text, which has been accepted for publication in early 2019, entitled “Integrative Medicine for Vulnerable Populations: A Clinical Guide for Working with Chronic and Comorbid Medical Disease, Mental Illness, and Addiction.”
Currently, Dr. Hodgson works as the Director of Psychology Internship and Supervising Psychologist at the Center for Integrative Medicine at AIDS Care Group in Delaware County, PA. Her career has focused on working with underserved and vulnerable populations through clinical work, published writing, and providing training and education. Most notably, Dr. Hodgson co-authored a text, which has been accepted for publication in early 2019, entitled “Integrative Medicine for Vulnerable Populations: A Clinical Guide for Working with Chronic and Comorbid Medical Disease, Mental Illness, and Addiction.”
johnny williamson, md
Dr. Williamson is board certified in General Psychiatry, and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. He has a vast background in the field; he served as the Medical Director at the Community Counseling Centers of Chicago, the Clinical Director of Chicago Lakeshore Hospital as well as the Chief Medical Officer at Hartgrove Hospital.
brooke mathewes, m.ed., lcpc
As a Canadian import, Brooke started her journey as a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) in 2008, and a Canadian Certified Counsellor in 2015. She has had the honor of working in a variety of diverse therapeutic settings. You will see as you review her career experience that there has been a primary focus on supporting individuals, couples, and families, addressing the issues that arise from eating disorders, problematic substance use, gambling, and struggles with mental health.
Additionally, supporting patients and families through cancer treatment is a passion. Her goal as a therapist is to approach each person with a holistic lens. Then, applying evidence based practices while tracking the clinical outcomes, use their already existing skills and abilities to create a therapeutic plan that will help them achieve their goals and find motivation for change.
Since moving to the United States, she has received advanced licensure in the state of Illinois as a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and has also become a permanent resident.
Additionally, supporting patients and families through cancer treatment is a passion. Her goal as a therapist is to approach each person with a holistic lens. Then, applying evidence based practices while tracking the clinical outcomes, use their already existing skills and abilities to create a therapeutic plan that will help them achieve their goals and find motivation for change.
Since moving to the United States, she has received advanced licensure in the state of Illinois as a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and has also become a permanent resident.
paul weaver, ms, lpcs, lcas, csi, ctt-2
With a Masters in Professional Counseling from Georgia State University, Paul has worked extensively with Emerging Adults in both hospital and outpatient settings, largely focusing on the client with cooccurring substance use and psychiatric disorders. Being deeply influenced by the work of Carl Rogers, Viktor Frankl, and Carl Jung, Paul tends to focus on themes of autonomy and power, identity formation, and meaning and purpose in his work with clients. Paul brings to Red Oak Recovery® experience and interest in clinical rehabilitation program development and training.
Paul and his wife’s passion for the outdoors and for sustainability drew them to the Asheville area. Working at Red Oak enables Paul to continue to focus on his work with Emerging Adults and explore his interests in Eco and Adventure Therapy. When not working, Paul, his wife, and their two young children spend much of their time camping, hiking, and enjoying the serenity of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Paul and his wife’s passion for the outdoors and for sustainability drew them to the Asheville area. Working at Red Oak enables Paul to continue to focus on his work with Emerging Adults and explore his interests in Eco and Adventure Therapy. When not working, Paul, his wife, and their two young children spend much of their time camping, hiking, and enjoying the serenity of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
lynn wadsworth, ms, lpc, lcas
Lynn is a Masters level clinician who is dually licensed in the state of North Carolina as a professional counselor and an addictions specialist.
Her personal journey, combined with her therapeutic training, has contributed to her deeply held belief in the extraordinary healing possibilities within a residential setting which often lead to life-long benefits.
Lynn has held a variety of leadership roles throughout her clinical career such as Case Management Supervisor in the field of HIV/AIDS, Program Manager in an intensive outpatient program, Director of Substance Abuse in 2 different residential programs, and Director of Family Services in several programs.
Lynn brings to this work a deep understanding and empathy for individuals and families in crisis. Lynn says her primary goal as Clinical Director at The Willows is “to support and guide our staff as we collectively create the best possible therapeutic relationship with all clients and families in order to create lasting healthy change in their lives.”
Her personal journey, combined with her therapeutic training, has contributed to her deeply held belief in the extraordinary healing possibilities within a residential setting which often lead to life-long benefits.
Lynn has held a variety of leadership roles throughout her clinical career such as Case Management Supervisor in the field of HIV/AIDS, Program Manager in an intensive outpatient program, Director of Substance Abuse in 2 different residential programs, and Director of Family Services in several programs.
Lynn brings to this work a deep understanding and empathy for individuals and families in crisis. Lynn says her primary goal as Clinical Director at The Willows is “to support and guide our staff as we collectively create the best possible therapeutic relationship with all clients and families in order to create lasting healthy change in their lives.”
janette patterson, msw, lcmft
Janette has been practicing for the past 30 years, offering individual, couple and family therapy in non-profit agencies and private practice. As a Marriage and Family Therapist she specializes in LD/ED and ADHD issues, as well as anxiety disorders and addiction disorders in adolescents and adults. She is a consultant to private schools and other educational facilities and lectures and presents regularly. In addition to her work as a therapist, Janette has worked for the past 20 years in a variety of school settings, both as administrator, teacher, mentor to other teachers and consultant to other schools. Currently, Janette works in private practice in Exton, PA, offering marriage and family therapy and DBT therapy and skills training.
ricardo horn, lmsw
Ricardo Horn is an Executive Director at Pyramid Healthcare and an adjunct instructor at the Marywood University School of Social Work. Ricardo received training in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction at Jefferson University’s Myrna Brind Center for Integrative Medicine. Practicing mindfulness for over ten years, Ricardo has incorporated this experience into his direct care and administrative practice.
As a licensed social worker, Ricardo has extensive experience treating substance use disorders, anxiety, depression, and trauma. He has enjoyed applying mindfulness to clinical supervision and program management and is an advocate for self-care.
As a licensed social worker, Ricardo has extensive experience treating substance use disorders, anxiety, depression, and trauma. He has enjoyed applying mindfulness to clinical supervision and program management and is an advocate for self-care.
nicole zmuda, msw, m.ed., lcsw
Nicole Zmuda joined Pyramid Healthcare in September 2018 as Clinical Coordinator for the Northeast region. She is a licensed clinical social worker with over ten years’ experience treating individuals with chemical dependency. Nicole is also an adjunct instructor at Marywood University.
Nicole holds graduate degrees in Social Work and Human Sexuality Education. She is currently a doctoral candidate in the Center for Human Sexuality Studies at Widener University. Her research is in the area of romantic relationships as a trigger for relapse. She is passionate about the intersection of substance use and sexuality, and is committed to create more affirming experiences for clients in treatment.
Nicole holds graduate degrees in Social Work and Human Sexuality Education. She is currently a doctoral candidate in the Center for Human Sexuality Studies at Widener University. Her research is in the area of romantic relationships as a trigger for relapse. She is passionate about the intersection of substance use and sexuality, and is committed to create more affirming experiences for clients in treatment.
winnie ann nagle, lpc, phd
Winnie Nagle is the Chief Clinical Officer at Pyramid Healthcare, Inc. Winnie has been a member of the Pyramid family since 2014. Prior to joining Pyramid Healthcare, Winnie served as the Director of Child and Family Mental Health Services at NorthEast Treatment Centers, a Research Consultant for Riverside Publishing, and Psychotherapist at Presbyterian Children’s Village. Winnie is also a Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) program surveyor since 2010.
Winnie holds a Doctoral degree in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling and Bachelor’s degree in Sociology. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania and a member of both the American Counseling Association and the Society of Industrial Organizational Psychology. Winnie enjoys traveling and attending live music events. She resides in Abington, Pennsylvania with her husband Dave and puppy Luna.
Winnie holds a Doctoral degree in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling and Bachelor’s degree in Sociology. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania and a member of both the American Counseling Association and the Society of Industrial Organizational Psychology. Winnie enjoys traveling and attending live music events. She resides in Abington, Pennsylvania with her husband Dave and puppy Luna.
kristin wilson, ma, lpc
Kristin Wilson has been working in the treatment field since 1997, in a variety of mental health treatment settings, including inpatient, residential, and outpatient levels of care, and with numerous types of addictions, including chemical dependence, process addictions, and eating disorders. She is passionate about the integration of holistic care in the treatment milieu. In addition, Kristin is a certified yoga teacher.
Kristin is a licensed clinician who has formerly served as a clinical supervisor, executive director, trainer, interventionist, and clinical outreach representative. She previously held the title of Senior Regional Director of Marketing for Elements Behavioral Health’s Northeast Programming. Before her role at Elements, Kristin spent seven years running an outpatient behavioral health department in Pennsylvania.
Kristin is a licensed clinician who has formerly served as a clinical supervisor, executive director, trainer, interventionist, and clinical outreach representative. She previously held the title of Senior Regional Director of Marketing for Elements Behavioral Health’s Northeast Programming. Before her role at Elements, Kristin spent seven years running an outpatient behavioral health department in Pennsylvania.
david crone, psyd
David Crone started as a staff psychologist at Ashley in 2015. He brought over 15 years of experience in treating substance use disorders and trauma. Prior to joining Ashley, he devoted much time to treating PTSD in active duty military at Dover Air Force Base. David did his undergraduate work at Salisbury University and his post-graduate work at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
elizabeth williamson, lcsw, lcadc
Elizabeth Frei Williamson is the co-director and therapist at Inspire Wellness in Bergen County, NJ. She has been working in the field of addictions and mental health for the past 8 years. Elizabeth provides treatment for individuals, families, couples and groups struggling with disease of addiction, amongst other mental health disorders.
elizabeth lehnart-cooksey, lcsw-c, lcadc
Betsy has been working in the clinical and administrative aspects of the behavioral health field since 1994. She holds a MSW from the University of Maryland School of Social Work and a MA in Counseling Psychology from Bowie State College. Betsy completed her undergraduate work at Towson State University. She is a Licensed Certified Social Worker-Clinical (LCSW-C) and a Licensed Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LCADC). Betsy’s professional experiences include clinical work in private practice and in day treatment programs. She has also served as the Director of Family Support Services at Hospice of St. Mary’s.
In 1999, Betsy joined the Walden staff as a Clinical Services Coordinator in the substance use treatment program. Since that time, she has held positions of increasing responsibility to include Program Supervisor, Residential Services Coordinator, Outpatient Treatment Supervisor. In 2011, Betsy became Walden's Clinical Services Director. As Clinical Services Officer, Betsy has a unique opportunity to assure that the individuals and families seeking treatment with Walden receive the highest quality of clinical care possible. She is also actively involved in representing Walden with community partners and stakeholders.
In 1999, Betsy joined the Walden staff as a Clinical Services Coordinator in the substance use treatment program. Since that time, she has held positions of increasing responsibility to include Program Supervisor, Residential Services Coordinator, Outpatient Treatment Supervisor. In 2011, Betsy became Walden's Clinical Services Director. As Clinical Services Officer, Betsy has a unique opportunity to assure that the individuals and families seeking treatment with Walden receive the highest quality of clinical care possible. She is also actively involved in representing Walden with community partners and stakeholders.
kori olzsewski, lcsw-c
Kori Olszewski is Residential Director for Walden. She earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from Southern Illinois University. She is a Licensed Certified Social Worker-Clinical and is also a Certified Addiction Counselor, Alcohol and Drug Counselor in the state of Maryland. Mrs. Olszewski started with Walden in June of 2007 providing outpatient addiction treatment to youth and adults in group and individual settings. She has also provided inpatient care in residential treatment settings and as a treatment provider in a detention center treatment setting.
Mrs. Olszewski was a key member in the implementation of an adult recovery community center and recovery housing program, and has worked closely with the juvenile and adult drug court programs in St. Mary’s county, supervising the treatment of clients in those programs. Mrs. Olszewski has specialized training in an array of evidenced-based practice models, as well as knowledge of addiction treatment placement criteria that best assists with the correct level treatment placement to support recovery from addiction.
Mrs. Olszewski was a key member in the implementation of an adult recovery community center and recovery housing program, and has worked closely with the juvenile and adult drug court programs in St. Mary’s county, supervising the treatment of clients in those programs. Mrs. Olszewski has specialized training in an array of evidenced-based practice models, as well as knowledge of addiction treatment placement criteria that best assists with the correct level treatment placement to support recovery from addiction.
jeanine miles, ms, lpc, aabc
Jeanine Miles is a Licensed Professional Counselor practicing for over 25 years. She recently obtained her Board Certification from American Association of Bariatric Counselors along with her Weight Management Certificate from the AFPA. She is a premier provider for multiple surgeons in South Jersey where she works closely with pre and post-surgical bariatric patients. She is dedicated to individual’s success! She previously worked as the State Wide Mental Health Director for NJ DOC as a subcontractor, and has 20 years administrative and management experience in the healthcare/behavioral healthcare industry.
mary-kate harTy, lPC
Mary-Kate Harty is a clinician at High Focus Centers in Lawrenceville NJ. Mary-Kate is a licensed associate counselor, receiving her master’s degree from Monmouth University. She has worked with adolescent clients diagnosed with a range of diagnoses, including mental illness, substance use, and co-occurring disorders. She has been extensively trained in providing DBT and has a passion for video game addiction treatment.
amanda jernigan, lcsw
Amanda Jernigan has worked in the social work field since 1999 in various settings including Children and Youth, in-patient psychiatric hospitals, schools and in agency based treatment. She is currently the Clinical Director at Mazzitti and Sullivan Counseling Services. Amanda is an adjunct professor at Penn State Harrisburg teaching classes on Addiction, Prevention, Adolescent Development and At-Risk Youth, Adolescent and Child Development.
Amanda has served as a speaker at the Temple Addictions Conference three years in a row, The Hershey Medical Center Social Work Series two years in a row, the Lancaster County DUI Conference, the Lancaster County Court Wide Conference, the Breakers National Addiction Conference, in West Palm Beach Florida and has done a variety of EAP trainings throughout Dauphin and Cumberland County.
Amanda has served as a speaker at the Temple Addictions Conference three years in a row, The Hershey Medical Center Social Work Series two years in a row, the Lancaster County DUI Conference, the Lancaster County Court Wide Conference, the Breakers National Addiction Conference, in West Palm Beach Florida and has done a variety of EAP trainings throughout Dauphin and Cumberland County.
vanina hochman, lmft
Vanina is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who also serves as Corporate Accounts Specialist for Retreat Premier Addiction Treatment Centers. She is bilingual with a fluency in Spanish, which has become an important tool in her success in accessing and treating a diverse population in the Miami area.
Scott Giacomucci, DSW, lcsw, ctts, cet III, cp, pat
Scott Giacomucci is a certified trauma treatment specialist, EMDRIA certified practitioner, licensed clinical social worker, experiential therapy trainer, and board certified practitioner of sociometry, psychodrama, and group psychotherapy. He has been awarded Diplomate status in both the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress (AAETS) and the American Society of Group Psychotherapy & Psychodrama (ASGPP). Scott is a nationally-recognized and award-winning specialist in group work and has presented multiple international workshops on experiential trauma therapy. He was elected to serve on the Executive Council of the ASGPP and co-chair for their 2019 national conference. He holds the role of Director of Experiential Trauma Services at Mirmont Treatment Center where he helped expand inpatient young adult services, trauma treatment services and experiential therapy services. He also is the Director/Founder of the Phoenix Center for Experiential Trauma Therapy in West Chester PA where he provides experiential therapy services, supervision, and professional training.
Through his doctoral studies at the University of Pennsylvania, Scott developed an MSW course curriculum integrating social work theory with sociometry, psychodrama, and trauma therapy. He teaches this course as an adjunct professor at Bryn Mawr College’s graduate social work program. Furthermore, he served as an editor on a historically significant project - the newly published autobiography of Dr. Jacob L. Moreno, the founder of sociometry, psychodrama, and group psychotherapy. Scott also serves on multiple journal editorial boards and has published in various group work journals.
Through his doctoral studies at the University of Pennsylvania, Scott developed an MSW course curriculum integrating social work theory with sociometry, psychodrama, and trauma therapy. He teaches this course as an adjunct professor at Bryn Mawr College’s graduate social work program. Furthermore, he served as an editor on a historically significant project - the newly published autobiography of Dr. Jacob L. Moreno, the founder of sociometry, psychodrama, and group psychotherapy. Scott also serves on multiple journal editorial boards and has published in various group work journals.
