ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Salee Eileen Reese, MSSW, ACSW, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker, practicing as a psychotherapist for nearly two decades. After earning a bachelor’s degree in social work at the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, Indiana, she received a master’s degree in clinical social work from the University of Louisville. She also presents numerous workshops and writes a weekly column for The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette called Life Changes.
 

Her professional experience includes providing counseling services to children and adults of all ages, families, and couples. Over the years, she has led various groups, developed a therapeutic foster care program, helped establish a home-based program for court-referred families, trained case managers, and created “Lion Tamers” — a class where she teaches parents how to raise their “cubs.”

Salee states her professional philosophy this way: “As a clinical social worker, my overriding goal is to lighten the load and inspire change, along with giving people a sense of personal empowerment and value. I view people as agents of their own change and transformation.”

A native of Indiana, she has raised two Hoosier sons and presently resides in a peaceful, rural setting — among mossy frog ponds and katydids — near Fort Wayne, Indiana.

WORKSHOP LEADER

Salee’s workshops include topics such as: Spread your Wings, Staying Young at Heart, Making Friends with Change, Relationship Fitness, Surviving Teenagers, Rocking the Boat with Finesse, Effective Relating, and the Power of Gentle.

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