Tami Sipp, Professional Counselor Associate
Independent Contractor Therapist
This is where you are in the driver’s seat, and can choose what may mesh well with you. Also attain a greater understanding of the “who, what and how”; that has shaped my therapeutic approach: Integrative methods of enabling growth positively forever on the continuum of change. As a Registered Associate, that has been equipped from a lengthy experience in mental health. My modalities are listed as follows:
Seeking Safety an evidence-based model for Trauma and Addiction
Naloxone and Overdose Awareness
Cultural Competence
Solution Focus Behavioral Therapy
Narrative
Christian Counseling
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Mindfulness
SUDS, ASAM (I) & ASAM (II)
Applied Behavioral Analysis
Professional Background
Since 2009 I have had gainful experiences in acute care and school-based settings, case management, utilization management, sub-acute care/detox, managed health care, residential, IOP, PHP, step-down unit(s) etc.
Offering psychoeducational classes in anger management and parenting. The anger management course was taken from George Andersen, who was the technical advisor for the movie Anger Management with Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler. Parenting class was achieved from a healthy relationships course. Teaching state-grant-funded parenting classes in the inner city, state work source center for the community. This was a multicultural, court-ordered, and self-development clientele program.
Running sessions of morning and evening reflection groups in a women’s treatment center. Also, as a certified addiction counselor sessions are completed during treatment and detox.
Subsequently, I’ve also had a radio-show where content ranged from women’s empowerment, faith, and community.
Academic Background
Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice
Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology, with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy
Personal Background
I am a Christian, grandmother, and mom. A product of an immigrant parent, who had many predicaments involving acculturation and traumatic experiences. It has shaped and strengthened my view of relationships and an awareness of cultural diversity. I am a survivor of domestic violence. Raising my children as a single parent, has provided a greater understanding of the plight of the African American experience.
Supervisor: Annie Johns, LCSW, License No. L8387