SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
Presentations & Workshops
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ABOUT MEJacqueline Samuda
Licensed Psychotherapist
Jacqueline Samuda is a multilingual psychotherapist who specializes in providing culturally sensitive treatment to a diverse clientele.
With 20 years at agencies such as the Montgomery County Victim Assistance and Sexual Assault Program, the DC Commission on Mental Health, and the National Center for Children and Families, I have experience in helping clients to heal from physical and sexual trauma as well as addressing issues of disempowerment, cultural adjustment, and life transitions.
PAST EVENTS
See Me In Action
Presenter Topics
I am Every Woman
Our Mental Well-Being
Panel Discussion, World Bank, Washington, DC
Panel Discussion, World Bank, Washington, DC
Healing Emotional Pain and Trauma through Movement
Panel Discussion, World Bank, Washington, DC
This is Trauma: A Body-Centered Approach to Healing Trauma
World Bank, Washington, DC
Interviewing Traumatized Clients
American University Law School, Immigration Clinic
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
A Multi-System Approach to Victims of Human Trafficking
National Center for Victims of Crime, National Conference, Washington, DC
Invisible Victims: A Comprehensive System Approach Working with Human Trafficking Clients
Maryland Coalition against Sexual Violence Annual Conference, Silver Spring, Maryland
…And Then Something Happened…
Washington School for Psychiatry Clinical Program on Psychotherapy Practice Recruitment Panel, Washington, DC
Adolescent Physical and Mental Development
Sponsored by Linkages to Learning Program, Montgomery County Maryland
Family Reunification
Clinical Methods Institute, Center for Victims of Torture, Washington, DC
Ojo al Iceberg
Multicultural
CentroNía, Washington, DC
CentroNía, Washington, DC
Clinician / Interpreter
The Challenges of Language
Greater Washington Latino Mental Health Network Conference
Greater Washington Latino Mental Health Network Conference
Watch Out For The Cultural Iceberg
Theory In Practice
CentroNía, Washington, DC
CentroNía, Washington, DC
Redemptive Rites of the Quinceañeria: Issues of Cultural Identity in the Aftermath of Sexual Trauma
Greater Washington Latino Mental Health Network Conference, Washington, DC
Claiming Your Personal Space
Women, Power, World Conference organized by Community Bridges and Centro Familía, Washington, DC
Impact of Family Reunification: Delays on Immigrant Families
Maryland Office for New Americans Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD
Treating Trauma in a Multi-Cultural Context
Intercultural Counseling Connection, Baltimore, MD
What's Love Got To Do With It? The Importance of Setting Boundaries
Hosted by AFRFEM, a professional organization which is comprised of women of African descent, and Mediation Services at the World Bank
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LOCATION
8607 Second Avenue
Silver Spring, Maryland, 20910
