In Conversation with Dr. James Rodriguez
CTAC Voices from the Field
Voices From the Field is a new CTAC podcast for practitioners, by practitioners, to share stories and experiences of wellness, care, and treatment. It's an opportunity to listen to these stories of practice, learn from one another, and elevate the amazing work that exists throughout New York State. Our fifth and final episode of our inaugural podcast installment is a conversation with Dr. James (Jim) Rodriguez about trauma and resilience. Dr. Rodriguez has deep experience supporting children, youth and families with a special focus on trauma-informed care. Early in his career, Dr....
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In Conversation with Madeline Maldonado
CTAC Voices from the Field
Voices From the Field is a new CTAC podcast for practitioners, by practitioners, to share stories and experiences of wellness, care, and treatment. It's an opportunity to listen to these stories of practice, learn from one another, and elevate the amazing work that exists throughout New York State. Our fourth episode is a conversation with Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R, a therapist, clinician, clinical supervisor, and clinic director, who has worked in a wide range of mental health clinics in and around New York City. In this interview, she shares her experience providing...
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In Conversation with Dr. Benjy Gottesman, School Psychologist
CTAC Voices from the Field
Voices From the Field is a new CTAC podcast for practitioners, by practitioners, to share stories and experiences of wellness, care, and treatment. It's an opportunity to listen to these stories of practice, learn from one another, and elevate the amazing work that exists throughout New York State. Our third episode is a conversation with Dr. Benjamin (Benjy) Gottesman, a clinical psychologist who works with young people ages 3 to 21 and their families. Dr. Benjy shares lessons from his many years of experience working with kids and families in a day treatment program. He discusses...
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In Conversation with Mary Fralick, FPA
CTAC Voices from the Field
Voices From the Field is a new podcast from the , part of New York University’s McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy and Research. Our goal is to provide a platform for practitioners, by practitioners, to share stories and experiences of wellness, care, and treatment. Our second episode is an interview with Mary Fralick, FPA, from The Family Resource Network in Oneonta, NY. In this episode, Mary shares her lived experience in working with families and shares her experience as a bridge between clinicians and families. Mary is a mother, grandmother and fierce advocate...
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In Conversation with Dr. Anthony Salerno
CTAC Voices from the Field
Dr. Anthony Salerno shares learnings from his 30-year career in public mental health in New York State. A licensed psychologist with experience in a variety of settings, Dr. Salerno is McSilver Institute’s Innovation and Implementation Officer. In this role, he has developed system-wide strategies to promote evidence-based practices with a particular emphasis on health self-management and family psycho-education. In this interview, Dr. Salerno shares his personal journey as a psychologist, offers tips for how to strengthen the resilience of people who have experienced trauma, and...
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Introducing "Voices from the Field"! A new podcast from CTAC
CTAC Voices from the Field
A huge store of knowledge about the social work field lives in the minds of you, the practioners. Here at The Community Technical Assistance Center of NY (CTAC), we want to unlock that knowledge and make it widely available to social workers, psychologiests and professionals who work directly with children, youth and families. With that mission in mind, we are excited to announce a new podcast, "Voices from the Field." Beginning on November 15, we will feature regular, in-depth interviews with social workers conducted by Kara Dean-Assael, senior director of CTAC. In each episode,...
info_outlineVoices From the Field is a new CTAC podcast for practitioners, by practitioners, to share stories and experiences of wellness, care, and treatment. It's an opportunity to listen to these stories of practice, learn from one another, and elevate the amazing work that exists throughout New York State.
Our fourth episode is a conversation with Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R, a therapist, clinician, clinical supervisor, and clinic director, who has worked in a wide range of mental health clinics in and around New York City. In this interview, she shares her experience providing counseling and case management services for clients in some difficult circumstances. Madeline shares what she and her teams have done to help families navigate the system while trying to also help them meet their basic needs. And, she tells the powerful story of one gentleman with PTSD who finds his way back to a self-regulated state through consistent care.
Madeline Maldonado is a licensed clinical social worker with over 20 years of experience in program administration, clinical supervision & trainings, psychotherapy, diagnostic evaluations, and social work consulting. Madeline’s greatest joy is to motivate and inspire her clients and other professionals as an agent of hope and change. Kindness and humor are her trademark.
Madeline is the president & founder of Madeline Maldonado, LCSW Consulting P.C. providing social work consulting services such as workshops, staff trainings and diagnostic evaluation services for children referred by the NYC Early Intervention Program. She is the co-founder and president of Minette LCSW Psychotherapy Services PLLC, a practice that specializes in culturally competent psychotherapy for Latino and BIPOC children, adults, and families. Madeline has worked in many OMH funded programs over the years and is well-versed in public mental health and wellness. Madeline is also an adjunct professor and field advisor at Fordham University’s MSW Program.
Learn more about Madeline here: www.minettepsychotherapy.com