On this episode of Mississippi Tales, Mississippi Right now Editor-at-Giant Marshall Ramsey sits down with Dr. Alyssa Killebrew to speak about her life and unimaginable resilience within the face of crushing loss and grief and her work to assist youngsters work previous their trauma.
Dr. Killebrew is aware of about working previous trauma. In December of 2021, Dr. Killebrew’s longtime husband Keath, a profitable farmer, died in a airplane crash in South America. This got here after the couple had just lately misplaced their unborn youngster resulting from COVID-19. You can be impressed by her unimaginable power and optimistic outlook. She talks about her and Keath’s creation of a camp known as SEK Intensives to honor their youngest daughter and assist each adolescents and their dad and mom cope with life’s challenges.
Dr. Killebrew is a Licensed Scientific Psychologist (No. 54-946), a Licensed Skilled Counselor and Licensed Skilled Counselor Supervisor. In 2005, she earned a Grasp’s diploma of Training (M.Ed.) in Neighborhood Counseling from Delta State College. In 2008, she obtained a Physician of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Scientific Psychology from Jackson State College and accomplished a residency at Valley Psychological Well being in Salt Lake Metropolis, Utah. She accomplished her post-doctoral yr with the Mississippi Division of Corrections, the place she was the Psychological Well being Director of the Youthful Offender Unit.
She began her Ridgeland, Mississippi-based personal observe, Killebrew Psychological Companies, LLC, in 2016, focusing her providers totally on temper problems, PTSD, dependancy and persona problems. She focuses on Biofeedback, Cognitive Behavioral Remedy, Extended Publicity, and Modified Dialectical Conduct Remedy (DBT).
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by Marshall Ramsey, Mississippi Right now September 4, 2022
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Marshall Ramsey, a nationally acknowledged editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as Mississippi Right now’s Editor-At-Giant. He’s additionally host of a weekly statewide radio program and a tv program on Mississippi Public Broadcasting and is the creator of a number of books. Marshall is a graduate of the College of Tennessee and a 2019 recipient of the College of Tennessee Alumni Skilled Achievement Award.