Shelly McNulty is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She received her bachelor’s degree in sociology and applied behavioral sciences, with a minor in psychology from Eastern Connecticut State University in 1992. She completed her Master’s in Social Work at the University of Connecticut in 1998 and her Master’s in School Psychology at Southern Connecticut State University in 2006, where she also completed her graduate work in Educational Leadership in 2012.
Shelly’s work has always been in supporting children, teens, adults, and their families in living their best lives. Shelly’s philosophy of ensuring her clients are emotionally well supported has been evidenced in her creative problem-solving strategies to reduce stress and anxiety while living and enjoying a productive and balanced home (and work) life.
Shelly’s knowledge of mental health, challenging family dynamics, and community resources has been key in not only addressing complex issues but has allowed her to build trusting relationships with her clients. Through her professional and personal experience, she has come to realize that each client is a unique individual, who needs (and has the right to) a safe, secure, caring, and stimulating environment to be able to achieve their fullest potential.
