Hayley Vine, LCDP, LCSW, is a compassionate and dedicated clinical social worker with experience in counseling and behavioral health. Most of Hayley’s experience comes from working within mental health and substance use facilities. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Dependency and Addiction Studies from Rhode Island College, and a Master of Social Work from Fordham University. She is a Doctoral Candidate with the School of Social Work at the University of Kentucky.
Hayley started her career focusing on substance use and harm reduction while working in a non-profit methadone clinic. After obtaining her master’s degree and social work licensure, she continued on to work in an outpatient mental health facility.
Her approach to treatment involves multiple evidence-based modalities, including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Positive Psychology Therapy. She hopes that by using these therapeutic interventions, she will be able to guide her clients toward changing behaviors and recognizing the positive motivational force within themselves.
Hayley’s current research interest comes from her history of working with substance use disorders and the homeless population. She aims to point out the disparities in healthcare access for those struggling with substance use disorders within the homeless communities and hopes to develop a solution. With a strong commitment to her clients, social justice, and equality, she works to bring positive and long-lasting changes to her clients and their communities.