Where can I Find a Certified AF-CBT Clinician?

In order to obtain certification in Alternatives for Families: a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (AF-CBT), clinicians must fulfill a number of requirements. These certified clinicians are experienced and well-versed in the finer points of applying AF-CBT. A list of these clinicians can be found below.

United States

Colorado

• Monica Fitzgerald, Synergy Outpatient Services
• Stephanie Jester, University of Colorado Denver
• Amity King, Devereux Colorado
• Caitlin Minino, Mental Health Partners
• Ambrosia Shepard, Savio
• Claudia Valadez, Spanish Clinic

Florida

• Japheth Auguste, Smith Community Mental Health Services
• Scarlett Blandon, Kristi House
• Josefina Costa, Kristi House
• Patrice Rotolo, Smith Community Mental Health Services
• Cedrin Vera, Kristi House

Massachusetts

• Joanne Gilman, MSPCC/Eliot Community Human Services
• Jaime Santiago, MSPCC/Eliot Community Human Services

Maryland

• Dan Kleiner, Kennedy Krieger Institute

Nebraska

• Matt Fosket, Child and Family Therapy Institute of Nebraska

New Mexico

• John Jewett, Sandia Pueblo Health Center

New York

• Elissa Brown, St. John's University
• Eliza Chamblin, New York Foundling
• Komal Sharma-Patel, St. John's University
• Sara Gates, Child Advocacy Center of Niagara

North Carolina

• Ashley Fiore, Mountain CAC

Pennsylvania

• Barbara Baumann, University of Pittsburgh
• David Kolko, University of Pittsburgh

South Carolina

• Carole Campbell Swiecicki, Dee Norton Lowcountry Children's Center
• Dianne Corbin, Merrimack Valley Trauma Services
• Alexandra Desch, Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center

Washington

• Naomi Perry, University of Washington

Israel

• Michal Shalev-Binnun

Japan

• Mineko Inudzuka, Taisho University
• Yasuko Hoshina, Taisho University