Amanda Newhouse, LICSW, PCIT Level- I Trainer, IMH-E®, received her master’s in social work degree in 2005 from West Virginia University. She began her clinical career working with children and families. For 20 years, Amanda has worked in the realm of a clinical coordinator for children managing several programs such as Family Based Mental Health, School Based Therapy, Crisis Services, and Infant Mental Health Development. In 2010, Amanda went back to school to receive her Infant Mental Health Certification from Chatham University in Pennsylvania. In her current role, she is a member of the clinical social work faculty at WVU Medicine in the Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry at the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute, teaching and conducting research. Amanda continues clinical care working closely with children, families, and with pregnant/ post-partum women struggling with a substance use disorder.