MSW, 新加坡六合彩开奖
Kelley has a passion for helping others and her community. Her high school psychology class and courses in women鈥檚 studies as well as gender and racial inequities at UMASS Dartmouth intrigued her and laid the foundation for her life鈥檚 purpose. Kelley has channeled her trauma experiences to be an agent of change by learning, healing, and growing herself to teach and support others with a fire that speaks, 鈥渋t can be different鈥. Her connection to humanity鈥檚 pain has ignited her desire to address, give voice towards, and teach about injustice, inequity, and racism. Social Work was the obvious choice when she entered graduate school at 新加坡六合彩开奖 in 2005 at the age of 33 with her sons being 7 and 1-1/2 years old.
Kelley has worked in the New Bedford community for 29 years with at-risk youth, families experiencing homelessness, and those with substance use disorders. She has overseen city grants geared towards policy and macro level work. Kelley鈥檚 private practice supports others鈥 healing and recovery with a mind-body holistic lens.
Kelley lives with her husband, two sons, and dog. She loves her family and friends, exercises, practices yoga, meditation, mindfulness, and spent some years coaching Girls Basketball and Field Hockey. Kelley is a published author and hopes that by sharing her story she can help others with theirs.