Claudia Mc Lawhorn,Lgsw
About Claudia Mc Lawhorn,Lgsw
Claudia Mc Lawhorn is a Counselor II at Bradford Health Services in Madison, Alabama, with a background in social science and social work. She specializes in group counseling for adults and adolescents, focusing on addictive disorders and employing 12-Step Programs in her therapeutic approach.
Work at Bradford Health Services
Claudia Mc Lawhorn has been employed at Bradford Health Services since 2015, serving as a Counselor II in Madison, Alabama. In her role, she conducts group counseling sessions tailored for both adult and adolescent populations. She is involved in performing comprehensive psychosocial assessments that focus on treating addictive disorders. Her work includes integrating findings from various disciplines and databases to develop effective patient treatment plans.
Education and Expertise
Claudia Mc Lawhorn holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Science from the University of Montevallo, which she completed from 2004 to 2008. She furthered her education at The University of Alabama, where she earned a Master's degree in Social Work from 2009 to 2010. Her academic background provides her with a solid foundation in social work principles and practices, which she applies in her counseling work.
Background
Claudia Mc Lawhorn has a strong background in social work and counseling, with a focus on addiction treatment. Her education and experience enable her to conduct effective group counseling sessions and psychosocial assessments. She has been actively involved in the mental health field for several years, with a commitment to helping individuals navigate their recovery journeys.
Therapeutic Approach
In her counseling practice, Claudia Mc Lawhorn utilizes 12-Step Programs and Principles as a key component of the therapeutic process. This approach is designed to support individuals dealing with addictive disorders by promoting personal responsibility and community support. Her integration of these principles into treatment plans reflects her commitment to evidence-based practices in mental health care.