Here at C.A.S.E., we take great pride in our commitment to empowering our social workers and therapists. As part of the celebration, our dedicated team took a moment to reflect on how C.A.S.E. empowers them in their crucial work. This month serves as a reminder of the incredible impact social workers have on individuals, families, and communities, and we are grateful for the opportunity to support and uplift our team in their mission to create positive change.
“C.A.S.E. empowers me by welcoming my feedback and input, even as a new employee.”
Shannon Wilson, LCPC, Med, Director of Practice Management
“C.A.S.E. empowers me by allowing me to do the work I love, in a field that is always on the cutting edge.”
Mari Itzkowitz, LCSW, Training Specialist & Adoption-Competent Therapist
“C.A.S.E. empowers me by equipping me with the proper training and supervision to best serve our families.”
Regi Corbie, LGMFT, Adoption-Competent Therapist
“C.A.S.E. empowers me by always acknowledging, respecting, and supporting my work with adoptive families!”
Susan LaVigna, LCSW-C, Adoption-Competent Therapist
“C.A.S.E. empowers me by giving me the resources I need to support the families I work with navigating the complexities of adoption. I am provided with trainings, supervision, and tools to help me feel confident in being a sturdy leader for the families we serve.”
Elizabeth Bryan, LMSW, Adoption-Competent Therapist
“C.A.S.E empowers me by allowing me to facilitate resilience and emotional well-being in our clients. Witnessing others admire their own strengths and difference while providing a safe space for those within the adoption, foster and kinship community creates a sense of connection that is often being seek.”
Lala-Marie Perez, LMSW, Adoption-Competent Therapist
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Due to traumatic life experiences and compromised beginnings, many children who are adopted, who are being raised by relatives (kinship care), or have experienced foster care have higher risks for developmental, health, emotional, behavioral, and academic challenges.
Of therapy clients were children under the age of 18 in 2021.
Served in 2021 through therapy, case management, post-adoption services and Wendy's Wonderful Kids recruitment program.
Registrants for our monthly Strengthening Your Family webinars and parent support groups featuring a wide array of topics for the adoptive, foster and kinship community.