Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I received my LSW (2014) and LCSW (2020) after graduating from Temple University with a master’s degree in social work in 2014. I have been actively working in the field of social work since 2009. I have experience in a number of facets of social work, including but not limited to substance abuse treatment, forensic social work, medical social work, family-based in-home social work, adolescent social work, trauma-informed social work, and geriatric social work. I have experience working with individuals, couples, and families to resolve their underlying struggles and enhance communication. I am a caring and compassionate mental health professional with a desire to utilize my skills to assist underserved areas and populations. I am presently open to accepting new patients.
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Chelsea Wade earned her Licensed Social Worker (LSW) credential in 2014 and advanced to Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) status in 2020 after completing a master’s degree in social work at Temple University in 2014. She is licensed in Pennsylvania as an LCSW, credential number CW021285.
She has been actively working in the field of social work since 2009 and has developed experience across a range of settings, including substance abuse treatment, forensic social work, medical social work, family-based in-home services, adolescent practice, trauma-informed care, and geriatric social work.
Chelsea works with individuals, couples, and families to address underlying struggles and strengthen communication. She is a caring and compassionate mental health professional who aims to use her skills to assist underserved areas and populations, and she is presently open to accepting new patients.
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