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Veronica McKay is an experienced and highly skilled Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over thirty years of practice. Throughout her career, she has worked extensively in both the United States and Germany, providing guidance and support to individuals in need. Despite her recent retirement, Veronica’s passion for helping others remains strong, and she continues to dedicate her time to assisting those seeking answers and guidance during challenging times. Veronica’s expertise spans a wide range of areas, from treating children with emotional and developmental issues to assisting adults dealing with anxiety, depression, and the aftermath of sexual assault. In 2008, she began working with the military, offering support to active duty soldiers returning from combat and helping their families understand and cope with their struggles. Throughout her eleven-year tenure, Veronica gained valuable experience in addressing the various challenges that often arise from long family separations and combat tours, such as PTSD, substance abuse, and domestic management stress. With extensive training in EMDR for treating PTSD and Accelerated Resolution Therapy, acquired in 2017, Veronica possesses the knowledge and skills necessary to provide effective treatment. Furthermore, she has served as an on-call mental health evaluator for emergency behavioral health and substance abuse services, demonstrating her ability to handle crisis situations with sensitivity and expertise. Currently
North Carolina
No
30 years
1104971332
NC LCSW C003457, VA LCSW 0904002721
License: LCSW
North Carolina
License number: C003457
License: LCSW
number: 904002721
Expires at 2024-06-30
License: LMHC
Florida
number: MH22478
Expires at 2025-03-31
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