Jeannie Burdick Cummings
About Jeannie Burdick Cummings
Jeannie Burdick Cummings is a Mental Health Therapist with extensive experience in crisis intervention and conflict resolution, particularly in higher education. She has worked at various institutions, including Genesee Community College, and currently practices at Headway and BetterHelp.com.
Work at Headway
Jeannie Burdick Cummings has been employed as a Mental Health Therapist at Headway since 2021. In this role, she provides mental health support and therapy services to clients across the United States. Her work focuses on addressing various mental health issues and facilitating recovery through therapeutic interventions.
Education and Expertise
Jeannie Burdick Cummings holds a Master's of Arts in Clinical Psychology from PennWest Edinboro, which she completed between 1981 and 1984. She also earned an Associate's in Science in Psychology from Genesee Community College from 1979 to 1981. She is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, specializing in Post Traumatic Stress, and possesses skills in Crisis Intervention and Conflict Resolution.
Background
Cummings has a significant background in the mental health field, having worked as a Mental Health Clinical Therapist at Genesee County Community Mental Health from 1984 to 1986. She then served as a Professor and Licensed Mental Health Counselor at Genesee Community College from 1987 until her retirement in 2020, totaling 33 years in the higher education sector in Batavia, NY.
Achievements
Cummings is featured on Psychology Today, highlighting her recognized presence in the mental health community. Her extensive experience in student development has contributed to enhancing student support services, reflecting her commitment to improving mental health resources in educational settings.
Current Role at BetterHelp
Since 2019, Jeannie Burdick Cummings has also been working as a Clinical Mental Health Therapist at BetterHelp.com. In this capacity, she provides online therapy services, expanding her reach to clients seeking mental health support in a virtual environment.