

Nova Marshall, LCSW-S

I am a seasoned social worker with 18 years of dedicated experience in the field of child welfare and mental health. My expertise lies in empowering youth, adults, couples and families in navigating life’s challenges and achieving their fullest potential. My compassionate approach and steadfast commitment to my clients has established me as a trusted and transformative figure in social worker.
Professional Background: I began my career in child welfare, specializing in working with children and families. My deep understanding of the unique struggles faced by youth, couples and families has driven me to develop a tailored intervention that addresses both their mental health needs and their socio-economic challenges.
Transitioning to mental health, where I have spent the last 5 years focusing on assessing and properly diagnosing clients during their stay at the behavioral health hospital and reviewing clinical documentation to ensure the client is properly diagnosed and receiving the appropriate treatment.
Areas of Expertise:
Child Welfare: Skilled in providing support and advocacy for children and families involved in the foster care system, juvenile justice systems, and educational settings.
Mental Health: Proficient in addressing anxiety, depression, and trauma among youth, with a particular focus on culturally responsive practices.
Leadership Development: Committed to fostering leadership skills and goalsetting abilities in youth, couples and families, helping them build resilience and self-efficacy.
Special Interests: I am deeply passionate about working with young Black boys to help them adjust to societal pressures, connect with their goals, and develop leadership qualities. I empathize with the importance of mental health, particularly in managing anxiety and depression, and strive to create a supportive environment where these young individuals can thrive. My work is informed by a commitment to social justice and equity, ensuring that my clients receive the respect and resources they deserve.