Susan Silbar Duman

15 Monday Feb 2016

Posted by Marquis Who's Who in Health Care, Uncategorized

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certified child and adolescent psychotherapist, Chicago, licensed clinical social worker, psychoanalysis, psychotherapy, social work, The Noble Network of Charter Schools, therapeutic services

Title: Pro-Bono Supervisor of Social Workers, Diagnostician

Company: The Noble Network of Charter Schools

Location: Chicago, IL

Chicago, IL, January 27, 2016, Susan Silbar Duman, Pro-Bono Supervisor of Social Workers and Diagnostician at The Noble Network of Charter Schools, has been recognized by Elite Women Worldwide for dedication, achievement and leadership in psychotherapy.

Ms. Duman’s connection to other people is what makes her stand out. After working as a substitute teacher for 10 years and a full-time teacher for four years, she became inspired to help children on a deeper level. Ms. Duman is now launching a project with social workers at The Noble Network of Charter Schools in Chicago. The education and research institute offers psychoanalysis and psychotherapy training and research, and therapeutic services and treatments for children and adults. Continue reading →

Lucille D. Johnson

02 Tuesday Feb 2016

Posted by Marquis Who's Who in Human Relations, Nonprofit

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child welfare, family services, Human Relations, native tribal caucus, native tribes, social work, teaching

Title: Director of Family Services
Company: Bristol Bay Native Association
Location: Dillingham, AK United States

Dillingham, AK, January 20, 2016, Lucille D. Johnson, Director of Family Services with the Bristol Bay Native Association, has been recognized by Elite Women Worldwide for dedication, achievement and leadership in social work and child welfare.

Three decades ago, Ms. Johnson received a career-altering brochure on human services degrees from the University of Alaska, Anchorage. After years of sitting through English, math and business courses in an attempt to earn a teaching degree in one of those areas, Ms. Johnson realized she had finally found her true calling. She went on to earn a Master of Social Work and a Bachelor of Science in social work from the University of Alaska.

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