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Karen Reber

Graduate Field Education Director

reber_karen@dos5.net

585-594-6685

As field education director, Karen provides oversight of the field education portion of both the Graduate School Psychology program and the PSYD Clinical/School Program. 4jue.dos5.net/psych

She also adjuncts for the Social Work Department, here at Roberts.

Karen comes to Roberts from a clinical therapist position at Orleans County Mental Health Clinic. She had the opportunity to work with a variety of clients within the clinic and at two satellite offices, within their local high school and middle school.  

In her leisure time she enjoys time with family and friends. Karen is married to the men’s soccer coach, here at Roberts Wesleyan. They have three adult children, two married and one soon to be, along with one very precious grandson. 

TRAINING & CONFERENCES

Foundations of Anti-Racism Clinical Practice: Examining Biases and Harmful Thinking Reminders - University at Buffalo
August 2021

LGBTQ Clients in Today’s World – Treatment Strategies for Gender and Sexual Identity Issues - PESI
April 2021

Trauma Informed Care – Univera
March – 2021

Tele-health for Mental Health Professionals - PESI
March 2020

CBT for Cluster B – Proven Strategies for Borderline, Narcissistic, Anti-Social and Histrionic Personality Disorders – PESI
March 2020

Attachment Focused Play Therapy – PESI
February 2020

Navigating LGBTQ Adolescent Health for Healthcare Provider – University at Buffalo
October 2019

Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD – New York University Webinar
September 2019

Suicide and Self-Harm – Stopping the Pain – PESI
September 2019

FIT (Focus on Integrated Treatment) Online Training – Columbia Psychiatry
September 2015 – November 2018

Oppositional, Defiant & Disruptive Children and Adolescents - PESI
November 2017

Giving Voice to Loss and Grief – University at Buffalo
November 2017

Mindfulness in Youths and Adolescents – University at Buffalo
September 2016

All In the Family: Supporting LGBTQ Needs Through the Lifecycle – University at Buffalo
April 2016

CAMS – Suicide Prevention Training
November 2014

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy – University of Rochester
August 2014

Motivational Interviewing
December 2013

M.S. Social Work, Roberts Wesleyan College

B.S. Business Administration, Roberts Wesleyan College