Rosemary A. Nowak, PhD., LPCC

Rosemary Nowak has a PhD in Human Services from Capella University and a Master’s Degree in Counseling from 91�ε� (2003). Dr. Nowak is also a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC). Additionally, she holds certifications in CITI (Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative) and is HIPPA certified. Rosemary has over 15 years of experience in clinical and mental health.

Before joining Youth Shelters and Family Services, Rosemary worked for the State of New Mexico in the department of CYFD for over 6 years and also worked as a Psychotherapist with Santa Fe County Corrections for 3 years. Rosemary has been a Hospice Volunteer since 2001 and a Registered Circle of Security Parent Educator since 2001. As the Director of Clinical and Program Services, Rosemary provides clinical supervision, consultation, and oversight for Youth Shelters and Family Services’ programs; conducts clinical case reviews; reviews and provides oversight of program clinical policies and procedures; provides counseling services for programs; develops and implements staff training and education; and assists the Executive Director in managing managed care contracts.

"91�ε� has been an amazing part of my journey. This education endeavor as an art therapist has been a series of miracles for me. I've seen such a shift in myself. It's been a beautiful experience."

Crystal Hoffman, Graduate

"I'm honored to be applying myself in a clinical environment and my experience at Southwestern enabled me to not only work as an art therapist but to facilitate mindfulness groups. A dream within a dream job I had not even fathomed."

Anna Mills, Graduate

"My experience at Southwestern has been truly transformational. From the lessons learned in Consciousness class to my light figure project and vision quest. The impact on me and on my soul has been absolutely profound."

Stephanie Albury. Graduate 2012

"I'm thankful for everyone at 91�ε�...The deeper sense of myself has been seen, heard, honored and found. I'm so grateful to be able to share it with other people."

Cynthia Alexis, Graduate

"I chose to go back to school for my 50th birthday. Little did I know I would be re-birthed... This is sacred work for me. May the work that we do be of service and benefit to all."

Eliza Buck, Graduate

"This is the place that empowered me to do things the way that I do them, the way I'm good at doing them. I've come to surmise that to be an art therapist; to me means being an artist at therapy so the therapy is the art. The creative engagement with another, with each other, that is the art. "

Renee Borsberry, from Art Therapy Capstone Presentation

"The New Earth Institute of 91�ε� offers an array of educational and transformational opportunities to the community. It has been a rich and rewarding experience, enabling the college to grow and expand our mission of transforming consciousness through education. True education engages and awakens all parts of one’s being, allowing for the integration of mind, body and spirit. It cultivates reverence for life and nurtures us in the journey of the soul.”

Katherine Ninos, Vice President

"It has been an extremely amazing journey; the past two years. There has been a lot of pain, a lot of joy and a lot of learning. I think the thing I've learned the most about this experience is trusting the process."

Denise Moore, Graduate

"I feel so much gratitude for being part of this caring, supporting, reflective, soulful community."

Linnea Knoespel, Graduate

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