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Wendy H. Davenson
Wendy H. Davenson is a licensed marital and family therapist, a licensed alcohol and drug counselor, a certified prevention professional, certified family life educator, consultant...ver maisWendy H. Davenson is a licensed marital and family therapist, a licensed alcohol and drug counselor, a certified prevention professional, certified family life educator, consultant and trainer who has extensive experience lecturing and working with school systems. She holds certifications in Thanatology, divorce mediation, and addictions relapse prevention. She is certified in School Counseling in Connecticut.
Her depth of experience includes a private therapy practice, the focus of which is working with individuals, families, and couples in the areas of family life issues, marriage and divorce problems, grief, loss and bereavement, addictions, and mental health issues. She has broad experience in the development and implementation of prevention and intervention programs for schools and agencies. She lectures and provides professional development programs throughout the state of Connecticut. She serves as an adjunct professor at two Connecticut colleges and provides on-site consultation services for numerous school districts.
Hobbies include travel, writing, and vacations at Lake Winnipesaukee, NH. Family is exceptionally important to Wendy, as written in the Foreword of the book.
This book was initially written as a therapeutic endeavor. It was her way of working on the grief process and trying to piece everything together. As the years passed, the work became more of a literary effort. The publication seems to be the full circle of healing and growth.ver menos