Cassandra Dominick Email and Phone Number

Using a psychodynamic focus, I work to help adults and adolescents facilitate healthy change and grow. I work with individuals and couples and teach knitting as a coping skill for anxiety and depression.

I design knitwear for hand knitting. I also manage a blog (http://knitthehellout.com) that receives over 25,000 average hits a month and has over 14,800 followers.

I work with individuals, groups, and families with a psychodynamic orientation to help alleviate emotional suffering and bring about long-term positive changes in the lives of children, adolescents, and adults.

Consulting with students and faculty about general research strategies to assist with database searches, and tools for incorporating citations into research documents. Preparing book orders for the education librarian by assessing collection needs and reviewing current publications in our subject areas.

Supervised eight master’s students on a weekly basis, providing feedback about counseling theories and techniques. Cooperated with site supervisors as necessary to ensure students met site standards.

Created classroom guidance activities for students from pre-K through 8th grade. Assisted the school counselor with guidance implementation.

Provided individual, couples, family, and group therapy for a caseload of approximately forty charitable care clients with a wide range of diagnoses. Created a therapeutic knitting group for members of the Springhouse Therapeutic Day Treatment. Co-lead groups for clients with Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, and chronic pain.