Taylor uses an eclectic, solution-focused approach in talk-based therapy services. For more information about clinical services, go here.

With a passion for improving special education programming and in-school mental health/counseling services, Taylor offers on-site training for educators and school-based mental health professionals on topics such as: trauma-informed classrooms, effective school counseling interventions, increasing equitable access to education for all learners, suicide prevention, and mandated reporting best practices. For more information about training workshops and professional development, go here.

Taylor has completed the NASW Clinical Supervision training and is certified to provide clinical supervision to licensed social workers in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Using her experience as a Child Study Team case manager, related service provider, and in-community mental health provider, Taylor offers educational advocacy services to students and their families. Such services include: reviewing special education documents (evaluations, IEPs, 504 plans, etc.) with parents prior to Child Study Team meetings and attending meetings with parents/students to advocate for services and support.

Taylor offers consultative services to school districts regarding school-based counseling services, particularly as related to students with IEPs and 504 plans.