Marianne B. Williams, M.S., LMHC, NeuroCert

Founder and Clinical Director, Clinical Therapeutic Health Group (2016 to present)

As founder and Clinical Director, this role ensures patients are assessed, tested and diagnosed for appropriate treatment modalities. This process includes comprehensive science-based testing platforms to ensure accurate diagnosis and related documentation and reports for insurance claims, school and work accommodations, disability claims, psychological evaluations, parental custody and other related matters, in collaboration with several other professionals and organizations.

Psychotherapist and Forensic Evaluator, The Costello Center (2018 to 2019)

This position entailed providing assessment, a treatment plan and both child and family therapy based on the best interests of the child or children. This also included collaboration with schools, medical professionals and any prior mental health services. In addition, consultation with attorneys, law enforcement and social services including court documentation and testimony. Some psychoeducation groups were developed and facilitated.

Child and Family Mental Health Clinician, Centene Corporation (2015 to 2016)

This position as an independent contractor entailed diagnosis, treatment and the associated documentation for medicated patients. These services were provided in-home and included both individual and family therapy. In addition, clinical assessments were performed to determine the best treatment modality based on the disorder.

Court Investigator, 13th Judicial Circuit Court (2014 to 2015)

As investigator for the 13th Judicial Circuit Court, the position required a comprehensive report to include a thorough analysis and recommendations to the Judge ruling on a parental visitation. This included assessment from parents, children, family members and other collaterals, in addition to clinical interpretation from medical providers relevant to the case. When ordered, the position required attendance for expert testimony and depositions.

Academic and Career Advisor, Keiser University (2010 to 2014)

This role required identification of the cognitive skills of potential students and alignment of the appropriate academic program of study in the current marketplace, along with success in identifying student aptitude for respective degree programs and ensuring retention. This required working collaboratively with other departments and faculty to enhance student graduation. Assessments and testing were also administered directly to potential medical students.

Clinical Associate: Clinical Psychological Assessment, Dr. Mark Prange (2012 to 2013)

This role provided clinical, hands-on experience working with both children and adults for assessment and treatment of mental health diagnoses. In addition, forensic evaluations were performed and prepared. During this tenure, a research study was conducted on current developments in neuroscience and physiological tools that provide a scientific and accurate assessment for diagnosis, including strengths and deficiencies impacting individuals. Evaluations included a comprehensive review of medical, mental health, social, family and legal history.

Mental Health Clinician, The Tridas Center, Dr. Jonathan Greene (2012)

During this position, the role entailed working with groups of children, adolescents and young adults with various mental health disorders. Most were on the autism spectrum, requiring intensive therapy and role playing for learned behavior and socialization skills in family, public and school settings. Strong parental engagement and educational sessions enhanced success rates.