Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hello to all viewing my profile! I prefer to think of it as a first step towards my possibly helping you cope with life and reach your goals more effectively. I’m Cindy K. Stewart-Sampson, Ph.D, LCSW, and have been employed as a School Social Worker since 1985. I’ve served ages PK-Adult Education. I also taught college and adult education on a part-time basis in the areas of : Sociology, Social Work, Human Services, Ethics/Cultural Diversity, Stress Management, and Assertiveness Training. I have experience in preparing home studies for international adoptions, home health care in the area of Social Work, outpatient mental health counseling, Psychiatric Inpatient Social Work, Home Health Care, and served as a consultant in the area of Disability Qualifications in the state of Indiana.
I have intense experience in preparing psycho-social evaluations for those entering or being served in Special Education Services. I’ve done dropout and suicide prevention training within school systems. My Christian faith is my guiding force in life although I do not impose my views on anyone. I feel most effective in assisting in bereavement counseling and grief awareness as I am the bereaved mother of 2 children. I’ve spoken and written about grief awareness. I also feel versed in dealing with the complexities of being a special needs parent due to my daughter having endured a chromosome disorder. I’ve dealt with varying exceptionalities with students ages 0- adult throughout my 35 years as a school social worker as well as dealing with foster care students. Most of all, I strive to make the world a better place by assisting in the areas where I am most helpful and truly believe in the “Each One Reach One,” philosophy. I don’t view life as ever becoming perfect but I do believe that we can make it more meaningful despite our hardships; some of which exist throughout life. I have an impulsive Yorkie Dog and I believe in Pet Therapy! I was given her within a couple of months of losing my daughter; and named her “Hope,” believing that she can be one of the ingredients of the world which will give me the hope to go on. I’d like to provide you with hope as well. Best to all!
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Dr. Cindy Stewart-Sampson holds a Ph.D. and is a licensed clinical social worker in Florida. She approaches an initial contact as a first step toward helping people cope with life and pursue their goals more effectively.
She has worked as a school social worker since 1985, serving learners from pre-kindergarten through adult education. In addition to her school role, she taught college and adult education on a part-time basis in subjects such as sociology, social work, human services, ethics and cultural diversity, stress management, and assertiveness training.
Her professional experience includes preparing home studies for international adoptions, providing social work in home health care settings, outpatient mental health counseling, psychiatric inpatient social work, and consulting on disability qualifications in the state of Indiana. She also has extensive experience preparing psycho-social evaluations for special education services and has delivered dropout and suicide prevention training within school systems.
Guided by her Christian faith while respecting the beliefs of others, Dr. Stewart-Sampson is particularly effective in bereavement counseling and grief awareness, drawing on her personal experience as the bereaved mother of two children and her work speaking and writing about grief. She is also familiar with the complexities of parenting a child with special needs, having supported a daughter with a chromosome disorder, and has worked with students with a range of exceptionalities and with foster care students throughout her 35 years as a school social worker.
Based in Florida, she combines a philosophy of “Each One Reach One” with a practical belief that life can become more meaningful despite hardships. She values pet therapy and cares for an impulsive Yorkie named Hope, given to her after the loss of her daughter. In addition to her long career in school social work, Dr. Stewart-Sampson has 4 years of experience providing therapy services and seeks to offer hope and practical support to those she works with.
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