- Fun Activities When Teaching a Mental Health Group
- Parent and Teacher Collaboration in Special Ed
- Traumatic Brain Injuries : Resourceful Education Websites
- How to Deal with Aggressive Behaviors with Special Needs Teens and Children
- Group Therapy and Intervention for Emotionally Disabled Students
- Meaningful Art Projects for Students with Special Needs
- Expressive Healing and Growth: Art Projects for Special Needs Students
- Music Therapy for Special Needs Children
- Asperger’s & Social Skills: Cultural and Environmental Influences
- Bullying and Victimization of Students with Special Needs
About Me
Laura is a New York State Licensed Master Social Worker currently employed as a mental health specialist in a mental health clinic. She has been published in The New Social Worker online magazine.
Undergraduate studies completed at Marist College as a double major in communication and Spanish, with a minor in journalism. Semester abroad in Madrid, Spain at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. During her time abroad, Laura traveled to Paris, London, Dublin, Morocco, Munich, Cascais, Lisbon, Milan, Florence, Rome, Venice, Barcelona and various parts of Spain. Laura is an avid traveler who has since gone to Prague and anticipates her dream destinations, which are Greece (Santorini specifically), New Zealand, and Australia.
Graduate studies completed at SUNY Albany in the social welfare program with a clinical concentration. Laura specialized in children, adolescents and families. Laura interned at a homeless shelter for mothers and children her first year of graduate school. She completed her second year of graduate school while interning as a middle school social worker.
My Awards & Certifications
New York State Licensed Master Social Worker
My Latest Articles
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Parenting Tips for the Shy Child
How do you help introverted children to get out of their shell and succeed in making friends? First, understand what it means to be shy, and try some of these strategies to encourage your child.Published on August 13, 2011 to Homework Tips & Study Guides
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Asperger Syndrome: The Basics
Asperger Syndrome often shapes reality as incomprehensible and frightening for children. Understanding the implications of living with Asperger Syndrome helps to create a more sensitive and responsive environment.Published on June 27, 2011 to Special Education
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Sources of Empowerment for Young Children
It is never too early to develop a meaningful relationship with your child. In fact, early bonding can create a foundation for future healthy relationships while encouraging a child’s personal development.Published on June 27, 2011 to Homework Tips & Study Guides
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