Salina Harrigan is a dedicated social worker with over 18 years of experience, specializing in the intersection of oppression, structural violence, and motivational interviewing. Currently serving as a Training Facilitator, Salina leverages her extensive background in community outreach and crisis intervention to empower marginalized groups....
Salina Harrigan is a dedicated social worker with over 18 years of experience, specializing in the intersection of oppression, structural violence, and motivational interviewing. Currently serving as a Training Facilitator, Salina leverages her extensive background in community outreach and crisis intervention to empower marginalized groups. With nearly a decade of experience working with youth in foster care, she has developed a nuanced understanding of the systemic barriers that these individuals face. Salina’s role involves tailoring motivational interviewing techniques to effectively capture and address the unique experiences of oppression that her clients encounter.
In her current position, Salina leads key projects that focus on creating safe and supportive environments for clients navigating oppressive treatment systems. She emphasizes the importance of facilitating change plans that not only acknowledge the challenges faced by marginalized individuals but also highlight their resilience and strategies for safety. By integrating critical thinking and psychological assessment into her training sessions, Salina equips trainees with the skills necessary to engage clients meaningfully and compassionately.
Salina’s expertise extends to program development and group therapy, where she fosters an atmosphere of trust and collaboration. Her commitment to crisis communications ensures that her clients feel heard and validated, which is essential in promoting their mental health and well-being. Through her work, Salina Harrigan continues to make a significant impact in her community, advocating for social justice and empowering individuals to navigate and overcome the complexities of their environments.
