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Beth has been contributing in the field of social work for over 20 years. In that time she has worked in numerous capacities and with many wonderful people. Prior to working at MSU, she completed 14 years in School Social Work and brings experience with Preschool-12th grade aged youth. She graduated from MSU with an undergraduate degree in both political science and psychology. She completed her M.S.W. from the University of Michigan as well as another Master’s in Public Administration from Eastern Michigan University. She has numerous areas of interest and expertise. Her clinical experience focuses on self-injury, suicidal ideation, suicide prevention, grief & loss, trauma response, substance use disorder, depression, anxiety, and crisis management. For the past few years she has had the opportunity to use her MPA degree to work in program evaluation and data collection/analysis through an independent contractor.

Beth’s greatest joy is being a mother to her daughter and an aunt to her nieces and nephews. She enjoys reading, going for walks or watching local sports teams. There is rarely a day that goes by without laughing at her zany boxer and hilarious pug.  

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I AM A RUNNER!

In March 2020, as life started shutting down around us, I knew that my professional limits were about to be tested unlike anything previously.

Laughter is the Best Medicine!

Is Laughter the Best Medicine? Turns out the answer is yes. Explore the healing and social benefits of laughing as well as making this healthy addition to your daily routine.

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Food and Nutrition Counseling Services

Food and Nutrition Counseling Services provides you with access to accurate health and lifestyle information, helping you to explore new behaviors and skills, and identifying useful campus and community resources.

MSU community members eligible for food and nutrition counseling services include faculty, staff, graduate assistants, retirees and the spouses/partners of members of these groups.

To schedule an appointment with Health4U you are not required to email us from your MSU email address; please email us from the email address you are most comfortable with. 

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The goal of department based services is to provide work units and colleagues the opportunity to learn about health and wellness as a group activity or exploration.  

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