16th Annual Symposium

2012 Rosen Plaza Orlando, FL 6.21-6.23

www.ChildrenGrieve.org

National Alliance for Grieving Children 16th Annual Symposium

June 21-23, 2012

Orlando, FL

Table of Contents Our Sponsors ................................................................................. 3 National Symposium Committee ................................................... 4 Symposium Handouts and Presentation Copies ............................ 5 Location ......................................................................................... 5 Hotel Information .......................................................................... 5 Hotel Business Services ................................................................. 5 Airport Shuttles ............................................................................. 6 Town and Country Shuttle: .................................................... 6 Meals ............................................................................................. 6 Breakfast .................................................................................... 6 Lunch ......................................................................................... 6 Dinner ........................................................................................ 6 Emergency Number ....................................................................... 7 Follow us on Facebook and Twitter ............................................... 7 Continuing Education Units ........................................................... 8 Activities ........................................................................................ 9 Orlando Transportation ............................................................... 10 Symposium Map 1st Floor ............................................................ 11 Agenda: Thursday, June 21, 2012 ................................................ 14 Agenda: Friday, June 22, 2012 ..................................................... 17 New Hope for Kids Open House .................................................. 19 Agenda: Saturday, June 23, 2012 ................................................ 20 Keynote Speakers ........................................................................ 21 Membership ................................................................................ 25 Membership Benefits .............................................................. 25 Membership Terms ................................................................. 25 Membership Fees .................................................................... 25 Member Benefit: On-line Learning .......................................... 26 Page | 1

What is a Griefinar? ............................................................. 26 What is GriefWork? ............................................................. 26 GriefWork Affinity Groups Include… ........................................ 27

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Our Sponsors Thank you to our sponsors for making this year’s Symposium such a success.

Premiere Sponsor

Featured Sponsor

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National Symposium Committee Marian Mankin - Bo’s Place (Houston, TX), Symposium Committee Chairperson Dave Joswick - New Hope for Kids (Orlando, FL) Local Host Chairperson Susan Giambalvo - Center for Grieving Children (Portland, ME), Mary McCutchen - Fernside (Cincinnati, OH) Andy McNiel- Executive Director, National Alliance for Grieving Children Stephanie Gunner - Staff, National Alliance for Grieving Children

Local Symposium Host: New Hope for Kids

Dave Joswick, Executive Director Gloria Capozzi, Volunteer & Marketing Manager Dana Duffie, Office Manager Tamari C. Miller, Grief Program Director Rhonda Stankiewicz, Events Manager Marla Sullivan, Development Director Rosemarie Wilder, Wish Program Director Rebecca Young, Finance & IT Manager

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Symposium Handouts and Presentation Copies All presentation materials are available on the NAGC website at the following address: http://www.childrengrieve.org/2012-symposium-handouts Note that not every presenter made his or her materials public. No printouts are available at the Symposium.

Location All activities of the 16th Annual National Alliance for Grieving Children Symposium will take place in the conference facilities at: Rosen Plaza Hotel 9700 International Drive Orlando, Florida 32819 Tel: (407) 996-9700 | Fax: (407) 354-5774

Hotel Information The Rosen Plaza Hotel is located adjacent to the Orange County Convention Center and across the street from Pointe Orlando on International Drive. The Rosen Plaza Hotel is easily accessible from the Orlando International Airport and area attractions; it is just a 15-minute drive via the Beeline Expressway West from the airport to International Drive.

Hotel Business Services Complimentary High Speed Internet Access in guest rooms, and complimentary access to Fitness Center is provided, over the dates of the meeting.

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Airport Shuttles Town and Country Shuttle:  

Conveniently Located In Hotel Lobby Reservations Required: Direct Phone Numbers: (407) 828-3036

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-or- (407) 352-9700 $18 One-Way or $28 Roundtrip per person – In order to get the $28 roundtrip discounted rate, you must call a minimum of 24 hours prior to arrival at Orlando International Airport and ask for the discounted rate code of “TCPP”.

Meals Breakfast Thursday, Friday & Saturday: For attendees who are guests at the hotel, complimentary buffet breakfast is available in Café Mattise from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Attendees staying in the hotel will be given an envelope with breakfast coupons at the hotel’s check-in. There will be one coupon per person, per day. Guests must present a coupon to the server each day.

Lunch Thursday’s and Friday’s lunch is provided for all attendees in the Grand Ballroom, where the keynotes and plenary sessions are also held. (See map).

Dinner The Rosen Plaza offers two restaurants, a pizza shop, a 24-hour deli and room service, which all serve up dining choices to satisfy every appetite. Additionally, there are numerous restaurants in the area. Directly across the street from The Rosen Plaza Hotel is Pointe Orlando (http://www.pointeorlando.com/), a 17-acre upscale lifestyle entertainment center featuring a one-of-a-kind tenant mix of new venues, upscale shopping, restaurants, attractions, state-of-thefuture movie theater and night time entertainment. Page | 6

Emergency Number For all emergencies, see the front desk of the hotel or dial 911. If someone from outside of the Symposium needs to reach an attendee, they should contact the hotel directly at: Tel: (407) 996-9700. Andy McNiel, NAGC’s Executive Director can be reached in emergencies at (205) 837 – 2469.

Evaluations All Symposium attendees are invited to evaluate each workshop attended. Evaluation forms are provided to each workshop attendee by the proctor at each workshop and must be completed at the conclusion of each workshop.

Bookstore The Symposium Bookstore is operated by the Centering Corporation and is located in Ballroom D. 10% of bookstore income is donated back to the National Alliance for Grieving Children!

Questions for the NAGC Any questions about billing, invoices, etc. can be handled by visiting the NAGC registration desk located outside Ballroom B or contacting [email protected] or [email protected]. Call (866) 432-1542 for additional assistance.

Follow us on Facebook and Twitter We will be posting on Facebook and Twitter throughout the symposium. We would love to hear from you! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NAGCnews Twitter: @NAGC2012 or https://twitter.com/NAGC2012

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Continuing Education Units Continuing education credit for this event is sponsored by The Institute for Continuing Education. Credit is awarded on a session-by-session basis with full attendance required for the sessions attended. The Symposium offers contact hours as follows: Thursday, July 14, 2011: Friday, July 15, 2011: Saturday, July 16, 2011: TOTAL:

5.50 hrs. 5.50 hrs. 2.50 hrs. 13.50 hrs.

Attendees who did not pre-register for CEUs may still register by visiting the Registration desk and paying $45. CEU participants must sign in and out of the Symposium each day. Look for the sign in/out forms near registration. Pre-registered CE participants will receive a CE packet and instructions on Sign-In/out requirements. Certificates will be mailed to CE applicants following the Conference. Information about the program, speakers, and a listing of learning objectives by session is provided in the Symposium Catalog. CE Credit is offered for the following disciplines:      

Psychology Counseling Social Work Marriage/Family Therapy Drug-Alcohol Nursing

For further details on the CEUs offered, visit the NAGC website.

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Activities Orlando is a fun city with many attractions and activities. The hotel concierge is available to make any reservations or to provide information on any area attractions. Within walking distance of the Symposium at the Rosen Plaza Hotel: Pointe Orlando: Directly across the street from The Rosen Plaza Hotel –shopping, restaurants, attractions, state-of-the-future movie theater and night time entertainment. Including: 

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B.B. King's Restaurant & Blues Club http://www.bbkingclubs.com This supper-club style restaurant & live music venue has some of the finest live, local entertainment in town, consisting of three different areas ranging from an outside patio, a mezzanine that looks over the main stage and a large seating area with live music daily. Improv Comedy Club and Fat Fish Blue http://www.theimprovorlando.com/ Two premier entertainment venues under one roof. The Improv is America’s premier Comedy Club bringing the laughs Thursday through Sunday, featuring the top comedic talent on tour. A full menu is available offering Classic American fare. Fat Fish Blue features American Bistro fare with a New Orleans flair, live music 5 nights a week and a delightful list of original cocktails and specialty beers.

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Wonderwork’s Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show www.wonderworksonline.com Visitors to the show receive table side service with unlimited fresh hand-tossed cheese and pepperoni pizza, salad, popcorn and unlimited beer, wine, soda and dessert. The 90-minute experience will keep you on the edge of your seat and tickle your funny bone every 8 seconds. (Adults $24.99, reservations recommended)

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More Ideas Nearby:   

Sea World: 2 miles from the hotel via International Drive South to Central Florida Parkway. Universal Studios / Islands of Adventure / City Walk: 4 miles from the hotel via Universal Boulevard. Walt Disney World Resorts: The theme parks are 15 minutes via International Drive to I-4 West to the Disney exits.

Orlando Transportation I-Ride Trolley stops outside of the hotel The I-RIDE Trolley is the exclusive, convenient and affordable transportation to hundreds of exciting destinations within the International Drive Resort Area. Visit the Official I-RIDE Trolley website at: www.iridetrolley.com. Daily from 8:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Single fare is $1.25 per ride Three Day Pass: $6.00 per person, not sold on the trolley. Passes are available for purchase at over 100 locations, including the Rosen Plaza Hotel (Trolley stop #25)

For more information, visit: http://www.iridetrolley.com/ Rosen Plaza Hotel Complimentary Shuttle: Scheduled theme park transportation provided complimentary to UNIVERSAL ORLANDO® theme parks, SEAWORLD ORLANDO®, WET ‘N WILD® and AQUATICA during regular park operating hours. Space is limited and reservations are required as shuttles do not run continuously. Please visit the hotel lobby for schedule information and details. Transportation is not available for special events or early park admission.

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Symposium Map 1st Floor

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Symposium Map 2nd Floor

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Thursday June 21, 2012 12:00 pm to 1:15 pm Founders Lunch & National Alliance for Grieving Children Annual Meeting All are invited to join us for the Founder’s Lunch and learn more about the National Alliance for Grieving Children This will serve as the annual meeting of the NAGC membership.

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Agenda: Thursday, June 21, 2012 7:00 am to 3:30 pm Registration and Check-in 9:00 am to 10:00 am: Keynote by Janice Harris Lord "Spiritual Sensitivity in Child Grief Support" (Grand Ballroom B) 10:00 am to 10:30 am Break 10:30 am to Noon Session A Concurrent Workshops A1: Child Traumatic Grief (Salon 14) A2: The Secret Society of Gang Grief (Salon 9) A3: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Practice in a Community‐Based Family Bereavement Center (Salon 10) A4: Little Friends: A Grief Support Group for Preschoolers (Salon 11) A5: Facebook: Making Social Media Work for Family Grief Support (Salon 12) A6: Meet them where they are: Building community collaborations and programs (Salon 13) Noon to 1:15 pm Lunch (Grand Ballroom B) All are invited to the Annual NAGC Membership Meeting 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm Session B Concurrent Workshops B1: Grant Writing Roundtable: Outcomes, Outputs and Other Puzzles (*Limited to 20 participants) (Salon 8) B2: How to Reach and Serve Diverse and Disadvantaged Populations (Salon 9) B3: Word Art ... Creative Writing in Grief Support Groups (*Limited to 20 participants) (Salon 10) B4: How Can I Serve You? The Recruitment, Training and Utilization of Volunteers for a Grief Organization and Camp (Salon 11) B5: Attachment Theory and The Healthful Grieving Model (Salon 12)

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B6: Embracing Grief as it Enters the Workplace; Anticipatory Loss or Death (Salon 13) B7: Everything We Know About Programs for Grieving Children & Families We Learned in 91 Years (Salon 14) 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm Break 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm Session C Concurrent Workshops C1: Sometimes You Just Have To Be.... Self‐Care, But Not The Hokey Kind (*Limited to 20 participants) (Salon 8) C2: Five Keys to Ethical Leadership (Salon 9) C3: Collective Loss and Children: Building an Intercultural Community and Healing (Salon 10) C4: Fallen Heroes: Children Dealing with a Military Loss (Salon 11) C5: Setting up a Play Hospital Room/Area in your Program (Salon 12) C6: GriefWork Network: Providing Support and Education for Providers of Bereavement Services (Salon 13) C7: Clinical Grief Activities: Engaging Teens and Tweens in the Grief Process (Salon 14) 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm The New York Life Foundation Welcome Reception at Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar: Open to all attendees

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All Symposium Attendees are Cordially Invited to Attend The New York Life Foundation Welcome Reception Thursday, June 21stth 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Dinner, Music, Cash bar Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar 9101 International Drive Orlando, FL

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Agenda: Friday, June 22, 2012 8:00 am to 3:30 pm Registration/Check-in 9:00 am to 10:00 am: Keynote by Robert Zucker " The Parenting Challenge: Empowering Grieving Adults to Help Themselves and their Children When Grief Is Shared " (Grand Ballroom B) 10:00 am to 10:30 am Break 10:30 pm to Noon Session D Concurrent Workshops D1: You're Never Over: Eminem, Psychache & the Suicidal Impulse (Salon 8) D2: The Grief Camp Journey: Developing a Continuum of Care (Salon 9) D3: "Being a Drama Queen/King Ain't All Bad": Using Video Production To Empower Teen Grief Expression (*Limited to 20 participants) (Salon 10) D4: Doing Time...Providing Grief Support To Incarcerated Youth. (Salon 11) D5: Delivering Difficult News to Children (Salon 12) D6: Responding to Suicide in the School Setting (Salon 13) D7: Creating A Fundraising Plan That Will Transform Your Organization (Salon 14) Noon to 1:15 pm Networking & Lunch: (Grand Ballroom B)

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1:30 pm to 3:00 pm Session E Concurrent Workshops E1: Learning about Loss, Grief and Rebirth: A Mindfulness Approach to Experiential Learning (*Limited to 20 participants) (Salon 8) E2: From One Camp To Three: Understanding The Unique Needs Of Individuals For A Perfect Camp Setting. (Salon 9) E3: Bear Hugs: The Memory Bear Workshop (Salon 10) E4: Could Your Agency Benefit From a Family and Individual Counseling Program? (Salon 11) E5: Cs The Moment! Ways to Build Community in Your Programs (Salon 12) E6: "I have NO money for Marketing!" (Salon 13) E7: Promoting Healing in Grieving Children and Teens after a Traumatic Death (Salon 14) 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm Break 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm Session F Concurrent Workshops F1: Strategic Planning for People Who Hate Strategic Planning (Salon 8) F2: Growing The Mending Tree: A Supportive Program For Families of Perinatal Loss (Salon 9) F3: Community Art Expressions by Grieving Children (Salon 10) F4: "Please Don't Start Dating!" (Salon 11) F5: The Power of Play: Stress Busting Games and Tools for Grieving Children (Salon 12) F6: Traumatic and Complicated Grief Among Children: One or Two Constructs? (Salon 13) F7: Supporting Our Littlest Grievers: Understanding the Needs of Children Birth to Three, After the Loss of a Primary Caregiver (Salon 14)

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New Hope for Kids Open House Friday Evening June 22, 2012 Our local host agency for this year's conference, New Hope for Kids, is opening its doors for a tour of their facility on Friday night, June 22nd.

A bus will arrive to the hotel after the last session on Friday to transport attendees to the center. Staff from New Hope for Kids will be on hand to answer questions and give tours of their center. Light refreshments will be served. Attendees will return to the hotel shortly before 9:00 p.m.

Space is limited to the first 50 who signed up during registration. 900 North Maitland Ave. Maitland, FL 32751 www.newhopeforkids.org

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Agenda: Saturday, June 23, 2012 8:00 am to 10:30 am Registration/Check-in 9:00 am to 10:30am Session G Concurrent Workshops G1: Serving the Underserved: Young Adult Bereavement Art Group (Salon 8) G2: Arts to Help Heal: How a Community Organization Partnership Resulted in a Powerful Intervention (Salon 9) G3: Surviving Infant Loss: A Sibling’s Journey (Salon 10) G4: The Rural Connection: Providing Grief Support For Children In Rural America (Salon 11) G5: How Teens Are Using Social Media to Talk and Learn about Grief (Salon 12) G6: Grief and Trauma Intervention (GTI) for Children: My Story (Salon 13)

10:30 am to 11:00 am Break 11:00 am to Noon. Closing Keynote by Alison Salloum, PhD. "Treatment for Children Experiencing Traumatic Grief (Grand Ballroom B) Noon to 12:30 pm Closing Comments and Presentation by next year's host: (Grand Ballroom B)

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Keynote Speakers Thursday, June 21, 2012 9:00 am to 10 am Janice Harris Lord "Spiritual Sensitivity in Child Grief Support" Spiritual Sensitivity is important when working with children who are victims of traumatic grief. Religious and cultural beliefs have a direct impact on how a child and their family deal with the traumatic death of a loved one. About the presenter: Janice Harris Lord received her MSSW degree from University of Texas at Arlington and is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and professional counselor (LPC). She is a Fellow in Thanatology with the Association of Death Education and Counseling and is a member of the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies. Janice has worked in the crime victims’ movement since 1976 and was National Director of Victim Services for Mothers Against Drunk Driving for 14 years. She is a consultant for a number of crime victim organizations with special interest in caregiver resilience, trauma grief, and the role of spirituality in human services. Janice was recently elected to the Board of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. The new and revised 6th edition of her book, No Time for Goodbyes: Coping with Sorrow, Anger, and Injustice After a Tragic Death, was recently released, and two new books were published in 2008: Spiritually Sensitive Caregiving: A Multi-Faith Handbook and I’ll Never Forget Those Words: A Practical Guide to Death Notification. In addition, she has published many journal articles, curricula, brochures, booklets, research reports, and other publications. Janice received the U.S. Presidential Page | 21

Award for “Outstanding Service on Behalf of Victims of Crime” from President Bill Clinton and U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno, in 1994. Friday, June 22, 2012 9:00 am to 10 am Robert Zucker "The Parenting Challenge: Empowering Grieving Adults to Help Themselves and their Children When Grief Is Shared" When adults face a significant loss, they not only must grapple with their own profound grief. They are often called upon to nurture and support their grieving children as well. This dual bereavement challenge can be daunting. To effectively support grieving children and teens we must not only teach their parents and grandparents how children grieve differently. We must also be available as mentors as they struggle to re-define their lives and the lives of their children. This address will consider specific ways to empower grieving adults to be effective parents even as they are grieving. About the Presenter: Robert Zucker is the author of The Journey Through Grief and Loss: Helping Yourself and Your Child When Grief Is Shared (St. Martin’s Press, 2009). A licensed, certified social worker and Fellow in Thanatology, he frequently travels across the country leading workshops and providing consultation for human service professionals, hospitals, hospices and schools. For over thirty years, he has provided comfort and counseling to grieving parents, teens, and children, both in his private practice and in hospice, hospital and clinic settings. He currently coordinates the bereavement program at a hospice in Massachusetts. Page | 22

Saturday, June 23, 2012 11:00 am to noon Alison Salloum, Ph.D. "Treatment for Children Experiencing Traumatic Grief" This presentation will provide an overview of the theoretical underpinnings of Grief and Trauma Intervention (GTI) for Children, a manualized treatment for children who are experiencing grief and posttraumatic stress. The interplay of grief and trauma in childhood will be discussed. GTI for Children has been tested with children experiencing posttraumatic stress due to witnessing or being a direct victim of violence (often multiple types of violence), death of a loved one (including homicide) and disasters (specifically Hurricane Katrina). Results indicate significant improvements in symptoms of posttraumatic stress, depression, and traumatic grief in children who participated in GTI. A brief review of the evidence to date on the effectiveness of GTI will be presented. About the Presenter: Alison Salloum, PhD. is an Assistant Professor at the University of South Florida, School of Social Work and has a joint appointment with the Department of Pediatrics. She received her MSW and PhD. from Tulane University School of Social Work. Dr. Salloum is a licensed clinical social worker and has extensive clinical experience providing treatment for children and families who have experienced traumatic events. Dr. Salloum’s research focuses on interventions for children and adolescents who have experienced loss and trauma. She has recently developed and tested a Grief and Trauma Intervention (GTI) for children. Dr. Salloum is the author of Group Work with Page | 23

Adolescents after Violent Death: A Manual for Practitioners (Brunner-Routledge, 2004) and Reactions: A Workbook for Children Experiencing Grief and Trauma (Centering Corporation, 1998). Dr. Salloum’s research continues to focus on effective ways to help traumatized children, adolescents and their families. She is currently the Principal Investigator of a NIMH-funded study to develop and test a stepped care trauma-focused intervention for young children after trauma.

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Membership Membership fees support the work of the National Alliance for Grieving Children as we increase awareness of the needs of grieving children, teens and their families. Your support is important for our growth.

Membership Benefits        

Discount registration to the NAGC Symposium Access to 'members only' resources on the NAGC website Free registration for NAGC webinars (Griefinars) Participation with NAGC Affinity Group Discussions (GriefWorks) Monthly 'Updates and Highlights' Email A Directory of Members Free Job Postings Voting privileges for Board Elections

Membership Terms Our membership year starts on July 1st and end June 30th of the following year.

Membership Fees Individual Membership: $75 per year, discounted membership for Seniors, Students, and Volunteers: $40 per year Organizational Membership (for three designated staff members): $175 per year. Visit www.ChildrenGrieve.org to sign up to become a member. Page | 25

Member Benefit: On-line Learning The National Alliance for Grieving Children has created additional online-learning opportunities to be conducted year-round through Griefinars and GriefWork. These live online opportunities are offered at no-cost to our members and the content is archived on our website. Miss one? Members can view and listen to the recordings for free. What is a Griefinar? Short for Grief Web-based Seminar, a Griefinar is a presentation, workshop or seminar that is transmitted over the web. Based on current topics, issues, or trends, this new media platform enables a high level of interaction with the presenter, other attendees, and content, from the comfort of any computer or laptop that has access to high-speed internet. Registering and participating on an NAGC Griefinar is easy, visit the NAGC website for details. What is GriefWork? One of the most valuable aspects of NAGC membership is the professional networking. NAGC GriefWork was created to accomplish this Led by a moderator, GriefWork calls aim to attract those who work in similar areas (EDs/CEOs, Volunteer Coordination, Programs, Camps, Development, Etc.) to create an inclusive network where the audience interacts, learns and problem solves with and from each another. Registering and participating on an NAGC GriefWork call is easy, you don’t need to be a computer expert. All you need to do is click on the register link and follow the easy step-by-step instructions. If you have any ideas for topics or would like to be considered as a presenter for an NAGC GriefWork please contact us. Page | 26

GriefWork Affinity Groups Include… Camps Community & School Outreach Executive Directors Intercultural Awareness & Inclusion First Responder/Death Notification and Education Program Directors Program Measurement Religion & Spirituality Register for these at www.ChildrenGrieve.org Questions, suggestions, comments, and varying opinions are all welcome.

Nationwide Initiatives sponsored by the NAGC Details on these and other programs are available at the NAGC website. We thank the New York Life Foundation for their leadership, partnership and sponsorship of these important initiatives.

Groundbreaking Nationwide Poll of Grieving Families Through the New York Life Foundation, the NAGC partnered with child bereavement programs to survey families about their experiences. This confidential and anonymous information was analyzed and used to generate awareness on a national level about the needs of our families. Results are on the NAGC website: www.ChildrenGrieve.org GriefReach: Funding for At-Risk Youth – Have you applied? What is it? A yearly opportunity for child bereavement programs to apply for funding to expand or create programs to serve at-risk youth. Next round of applications will be in the spring of 2013. View ChildrenGrieve.org, read the information on the website and apply, if this opportunity is a good fit for you. Page | 27

2011/2012 NAGC’s Board of Directors Officers Vicki Jay, NAGC President Executive Director, Rays of Hope Children's Grief Centre (Midland, TX)

Judith Hanson, MSW, LCSW, NAGC Vice President Private Practitioner (St. Charles, IL) Joseph M. Primo, MDiv, NAGC Treasurer Associate Executive Director of Good Grief (Hightstown, NJ) Marian Mankin, LCSW, NAGC Secretary Assistant Program Director, Bo's Place (Houston, TX) Board of Directors: Alesia Alexander Layne Executive Director and Founder, Project Karma (Atlanta, GA) Roy Bowen Executive Director, The Hope and Healing Place (Amarillo, TX) Kenneth C. Delp Executive Director, Olivia’s House: A Grief and Loss Center for Children (York, PA) Pamela Gabbay, MA, FT Program Director, The Mourning Star Center (Palm Desert, CA) Director, Camp Erin - Palm Springs Dave Joswick, MS Executive Director, New Hope for Kids (Maitland, FL) Michelle Post, LMFT Clinical Aftercare Specialist, One Legacy, A Donate Life Organization

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