Blair Scott provides therapy services to children, adolescents and adults. Blair received her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology with a minor in Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She then went on to earn her Master Degree in social work from Winthrop University with a concentration on empowerment practice across systems. Blair has worked as a mental health and substance abuse clinician providing services to clients in their homes, residential settings and agencies as well as facilitating small groups with children using trauma informed care. She was the 2017 Trauma Survivors Network Intern of the Year. She has worked with clients of all ages from a variety of cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Blair has clinical experience working with clients who have experienced a wide variety of traumas, have challenging Family Dynamics, Substance Abuse Disorders, Survivors of Physical, Sexual and Domestic Abuse and those who struggle with Mood and Behavioral Disorders. Blair has received training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Group Therapy, Child Directive Models and DBT while continuing to expand her knowledge and skills with these models. Blair has also completed training in non-violent crisis intervention as well as mental health first aid. Blair uses a strengths-based approach to aide in self-worth, recovery and empowerment. When working with children, Blair loves to utilize creative interventions that will encourage children to engage and embrace the therapeutic process.