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Jennifer Bullock,
M.Ed., M.L.S.P., L.P.C., NCC,
Director
Jennifer is the founder and
director of the Greater Philadelphia Centers
for Social Therapy, where she works with individuals,
groups, couples and families. With 18 years
of experience in the mental health and child
welfare fields, Jennifer is a seasoned family,
child and adolescent therapist, who has a
passion for the power of creativity to help
us grow emotionally and build the lives we
desire.
She has clinical and forensic
expertise in the arenas of childhood trauma
and abuse dynamics. Jennifer provides court
testimony on child sex abuse cases for civil
and criminal proceedings. She holds an adjunct
faculty position at Temple University, teaching
psychology and criminal justice courses. Jennifer
is a local, regional and national trainer
on the art and science of communicating with
youth of all ages. Her trainings include topics
such as treating families in crisis to build
resilience, moving from survivor to thriver
and creating a new family play.
Jennifer holds a Master’s
Degree from Temple University in Counseling
Psychology and a Master’s Degree in
Law and Social Policy from Bryn Mawr College.
Jennifer is a long time community
activist and is the founder and director of
an all-volunteer creative community theater
project, PCIC, which helps actors and non-actors
from diverse backgrounds perform together,
and is a producer of the All Stars Philadelphia
youth development program, a nationally renowned
supplemental-education and anti-violence project
for inner-city youth.
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