Summary
Adrienne Renwick made a Master of Arts in counseling and educational psychology in 2010 from the University of Nevada, Reno. She focused on school and community mental health counseling. In addition she got an advanced certificate in addiction treatment and prevention services in 2010 through the Center for the Application of Drug Abuse Technologies (CASAT). She is presently a trainee in the hybrid Ph.D. in Counseling program at Oregon State University, with an prepared for graduation date of June 2023.
Adrienne is a Certified Clinical Professional Therapist (LCPC) and Accredited Clinical Alcohol and Drug Therapist (LCADC). Too, she is an authorized manager for both the Board of Inspectors for Drug, Alcohol and Gambling Therapists and the Board of Inspectors for Marital Relationship and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Therapists.
She has training in, and practices from a mix of theoretical viewpoints, mostly affected by Person-Centered, Existential, and Multi-Dimensional Family Therapy methods. She has actually worked with customers experiencing a range of mental health issues and specializes in injury, domestic violence, substance abuse, and problems particular to kids and teenagers. Her research study interests consist of the use of corpus linguistics as a technique to examine social phenomena associated to mental health, the impact of media on the counseling occupation, and law and counseling.
She was raised in a military family and had the chance to take a trip the world, promoting in her an excellent regard and interest for diversity and people in basic. In her spare time, she takes pleasure in snowboarding, reading, checking out brand-new foods, and, a lot of of all, hanging out with her family.