Lizette Ubides

Lizette Ubides, LCSW-C​​  is a graduate from New York University with 25+ years of experience as a Clinical Social Worker.  She has provided trauma treatment and training to mixed aged groups and at-risk populations within various systems including Child Welfare, Psychiatric Hospitals, Community Organizations, and Institutions including John Hopkins, University of Maryland, and University of Baltimore.  She is a contributing author in L.O.V.E. is the Answer  "Walking While Black"; a book about race and police relations.  She has been featured in the NY Times highlighting the successful startup of The Bronx Truancy Prevention Center (2001).  Ms. Ubides has an extensive history in program startups and program development.

She is presently an Adjunct Professor at the University of Baltimore, a Field Instructor at the University of Mayland and Hood College.  She is a graduate and trainer for the  ROPER Victim’s Assistance Academy and a SAMSHA Certified Train the Trainer in "Trauma-Informed Care and Trauma-Informed Care and HIV."

Lizette Ubides, LCSW-C  maintains a trauma-responsive private psychotherapy practice in Frederick, MD serving children, adolescent and adults and uses a Holistic, CBT, and DBT approach. Please use the make a difference page for inquiry about Trauma-Responsive Psychotherapy.