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Dr. Johanna Dillenbeck is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) and Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) specializing in healing trauma from relational betrayal and addiction. She is trained in attachment-focused Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (AF-EMDR) and sex addiction therapy and is a certified Clinical Partner Specialist (CCPS-APSATS). She owns Safe Space Mental Health Counseling, where she supervises interns and provides in-person and telehealth therapy to individuals and couples.

Dr. Dillenbeck holds a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Alliance Graduate School of Counseling in NYC and a Ph.D. from Liberty University in Virginia. Her research focuses on complex trauma, shame, religiosity, hypersexuality, and compulsive sexual behavior.

Before her mental health career, she spent over 25 years developing inclusive education settings as an urban special educator and administrator. She has taught at all levels, from pre-K to graduate school. She lives in Long Island, New York, with her husband, Ken.

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Dr. Taylor is a passionate advocate for creating opportunities for young people to thrive. With a steadfast commitment to equity and excellence in education, she has devoted her life to uplifting marginalized communities. Driven by her vision, she has spearheaded large-scale initiatives in several US school districts, including the New York City Department of Education, serving 1.1 million students.At the forefront of her work is the pursuit of racial and gender equity, aiming to bridge the gaps that hinder progress. Dr. Taylor has championed increased access to computer science education, recognizing its potential to unlock future opportunities. Moreover, she has played a pivotal role in nurturing a pipeline for high-growth careers in the tech sector, ensuring that students from all backgrounds can access and excel in these fields.In addition to her groundbreaking efforts in equity-centered innovation, Dr. Taylor has been instrumental in coaching persistently failing schools and districts since 2015. Armed with expertise in various models of continuous improvement, she is a certified coach in the Data Wise Project at Harvard Graduate School of Education. Through her facilitation of numerous workshops and coaching sessions, school leadership teams across the nation have benefited from her guidance.Dr. Taylor's profound impact stems from her unwavering dedication to transforming education and breaking down barriers that impede student success. With her multifaceted approach, combining innovation, coaching, and a deep understanding of continuous improvement, she is driving tangible change and inspiring a generation of educators and leaders to create a more equitable and inclusive future.

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Today I am joined by Dr. Charisse Taylor

Dr. Taylor is a passionate advocate for creating opportunities for young people to thrive. With a steadfast commitment to equity and excellence in education, she has devoted her life to uplifting marginalized communities. Driven by her vision, she has spearheaded large-scale initiatives in several US school districts, including the New York City Department of Education, serving 1.1 million students.At the forefront of her work is the pursuit of racial and gender equity, aiming to bridge the gaps that hinder progress. Dr. Taylor has championed increased access to computer science education, recognizing its potential to unlock future opportunities. Moreover, she has played a pivotal role in nurturing a pipeline for high-growth careers in the tech sector, ensuring that students from all backgrounds can access and excel in these fields.In addition to her groundbreaking efforts in equity-centered innovation, Dr. Taylor has been instrumental in coaching persistently failing schools and districts since 2015. Armed with expertise in various models of continuous improvement, she is a certified coach in the Data Wise Project at Harvard Graduate School of Education. Through her facilitation of numerous workshops and coaching sessions, school leadership teams across the nation have benefited from her guidance.Dr. Taylor's profound impact stems from her unwavering dedication to transforming education and breaking down barriers that impede student success. With her multifaceted approach, combining innovation, coaching, and a deep understanding of continuous improvement, she is driving tangible change and inspiring a generation of educators and leaders to create a more equitable and inclusive future.

Find her at [email protected]

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Today I am joined by Dr. Charisse Taylor.

Dr. Taylor is a passionate advocate for creating opportunities for young people to thrive. With a steadfast commitment to equity and excellence in education, she has devoted her life to uplifting marginalized communities. Driven by her vision, she has spearheaded large-scale initiatives in several US school districts, including the New York City Department of Education, serving 1.1 million students.At the forefront of her work is the pursuit of racial and gender equity, aiming to bridge the gaps that hinder progress. Dr. Taylor has championed increased access to computer science education, recognizing its potential to unlock future opportunities. Moreover, she has played a pivotal role in nurturing a pipeline for high-growth careers in the tech sector, ensuring that students from all backgrounds can access and excel in these fields.In addition to her groundbreaking efforts in equity-centered innovation, Dr. Taylor has been instrumental in coaching persistently failing schools and districts since 2015. Armed with expertise in various models of continuous improvement, she is a certified coach in the Data Wise Project at Harvard Graduate School of Education. Through her facilitation of numerous workshops and coaching sessions, school leadership teams across the nation have benefited from her guidance.Dr. Taylor's profound impact stems from her unwavering dedication to transforming education and breaking down barriers that impede student success. With her multifaceted approach, combining innovation, coaching, and a deep understanding of continuous improvement, she is driving tangible change and inspiring a generation of educators and leaders to create a more equitable and inclusive future.

Find her at [email protected]

Follow me @CJ_Quartlbaum

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