Shellie Vincent is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has served in the field of mental health since 2007 in a variety of service levels. Shellie received her bachelor's from Duquesne University in 2006 and has operated in mental health, focusing on trauma-centered approaches for individuals and communities since 2007. Graduating with a Master of Social Work from the University of Pittsburgh in 2010, Shellie has experience with international initiatives in her work with Mediators Beyond Borders as well as systems/organization cooperative community initiatives in the Pittsburgh area. Following her passion for trauma and neuroscience-informed services, she has been instrumental in the creation of several trauma-informed curricula that has served international and local systems. She has functioned as a therapist, consultant, trainer, and organizer for trauma-informed understanding in many arenas.
Shellie is a current Ph.D. candidate at Case Western Reserve University in social welfare. Her research interests include shaping mental health practice and policy through the lens of neuroscience, understanding of adverse experiences and community resiliency.
Shellie is a current Ph.D. candidate at Case Western Reserve University in social welfare. Her research interests include shaping mental health practice and policy through the lens of neuroscience, understanding of adverse experiences and community resiliency.
