Catrina Gould is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Clarksburg, West Virginia. She is a dedicated social worker who has spent her career working with youth and families from various backgrounds. She is an alumna of West Virginia University, where she earned a master’s in social work. Catrina attends the University of Kentucky as a doctoral candidate in the Doctor of Social Work Program with a concentration in clinical social work. She is certified by EMIRDA to provide EMDR therapy services and has a certification in TF-CBT. She is a member of the National Association of Social Workers.
Catrina is the program director at a non-profit organization in the Children with Serious Emotional Disorder Waiver Program. She works as a supervisor and provides in-home therapy services to youth and their family. Her work with vulnerable populations over the past 25 years allows for an empathic and supportive approach to all those she encounters. Catrina has spent much of her career focusing on trauma and the imprints left on youth, as well as the impacts of generational trauma. Recently, research interests have expanded to the development of a holistic approach to identifying and treating mothers who have experienced adverse childhood experiences and are experiencing postpartum depression.