Carolyn Romano
Assistant Professor of Practice
Biography
Carolyn Ann Romano, MSW, LICSW, teaches courses covering Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, General Systems Theory, Group Development, Clinical Pathology and Adventure Therapy at the Boston College School of Social Work. In addition to earning her BA in Social Work at The Catholic University of America and her MSW at Boston College Graduate School of Social Work, Carolyn has post-graduate training in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and Brief Strategic Family Therapy. In her private practice at Counseling Collaborative, LLC, Ms. Romano works primarily with adolescents, adults and families. Employing Solution-Focused, Cognitive Behavioral Therapies and Adventure Therapy Techniques, she most commonly addresses client concerns relating to anxiety, depression, mood disorders, family systems and adolescent development. Ms. Romano is an accomplished Solution-Focused and Adventure Therapy trainer who has delivered trainings as far away as New Zealand.
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Courses taught
- SCWK8855 Clinical Practice with Children and Families: Assessment, Intervention, and Evidence-Based Practice
- SCWK8857 Group Therapy for Children and Adolescents
- SCWK8869 Clinical Social Work Independent Study
- SCWK8872 Advanced Clinical Interventions with Children, Youth, and Families
- SCWK8876 Solution Focused Therapy