Present:
I am always looking for ways to advocate for mental health by making presentations and writing journal articles and blogs. I presently volunteer as a mentor for the CURESZ Foundation, serve on the NAMI Board for Butler County, teach Family to Family programs, and work for change as a member of the Ohio Psychology Advocacy Committee.
If you would like a program or presentation about issues related to schizophrenia recovery, the stigma of mental illness, and/or mental health caregiver needs. Please contact me at lsnowgriffin@gmail.com.
Past:
I have retired after thirty years from private psychology practice in Cincinnati, Ohio. My clients included children and adults and I specialized in hypnosis, trauma, and cognitive interventions. I remain active in the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, the Cincinnati Society of Clinical Hypnosis, the Cincinnati Academy of Professional Psychology, Ohio Psychological Association, and the American Psychological Association. I served for seven years on the Butler County Mental Health Board. Prior to living in Ohio, I directed the counseling center at Eckerd College and was a staff psychologist and EAP Director at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.