Noelle James, LICSW

Noelle James, LICSW, is both a reputed clinician and a clinical supervisor running her private practice. She has over 20 years of experience working in mental health and social service programs with diverse populations. In addition to her direct work, Noelle is also recognized for her aptitude in professional training. She has built a solid reputation educating her peers in the nuanced areas of adoption, permanency, attachment, and trauma-based care. This blend of direct clinical experience and peer education allows her to enact change not only on an individual level but within the broader professional community.

Noelle’s courses

Ethical community-based practice with children

Do you work with children in the community setting? This course explores some of the unique dynamics and ethical considerations that you’ll encounter working with a young population in the community-based practice.

On-demand

1 CE credit

Working with children in foster care

Children in foster care are dealing with dramatic changes, grief, and trauma. In this panel discussion facilitated by Dr. Carla Smith, PhD LCSW LMFT — Dr. Stephen Ford, PhD, LPCC-S and Noelle James LICSW talk about the unique mental health needs of both children and caregivers in the foster care system — including how trauma, attachment issues, and other emotional and behavioral challenges impact their situations.

On-demand

1 CE credit