Corinne Santore is a licensed independent social worker and chemical dependency counselor, who obtained her bachelor's degree from Bowling Green State University and her master's degree from Case Western Reserve University.  In the past 12 years of her professional experience, she has worked with diverse client populations providing outpatient counseling services for mental health and for substance use disorders. Corinne's most recent experience included co-developing and running an intensive outpatient program for mood disorders and substance use disorders in the Cleveland area. During this time she developed her passion and niche for treating first responders. Corinne's previous work experience includes her leading role in the provision of intensive outpatient care at a clinic in Michigan and her supporting role in developing and implementing an integrative treatment program at the Cleveland Clinic. She gained supervisory experience in residential treatment at Bellefaire JCB and has supervised multiple students of social work. Corinne's areas of specialty include post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety disorders, substance use disorders, adjustment disorders, and depression. She has specialized training in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) and has strengthened her integrative approach to treatment in multiple settings with individuals, families, and groups.