Eliot Brenner is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist at Private Practice in Psychotherapy and Counseling. He possess expertise in program development, mental health, social services, nonprofits, child welfare and 34 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I supervised Eliot when he was a clinical psychology graduate student at Yale and had the good fortune to serve on the Board of Southwest Community Health Center in Bridgeport, Connecticut with him. It is rewarding to see how he has grown into a non-profit leader with a passion for helping disadvantaged children and families and deep expertise measuring quality and outcomes. Data can be intimidating for non-profit managers, but as a Southwest board member, Eliot used his sense of humor and interpersonal skills to help advance managers’ use of data to improve decision-making. Eliot brought this levity and creativity to the fundraising committee, where he helped the agency meet fundraising benchmarks. Eliot is a rare individual who has crossed-over from psychologist to effective leader and manager and has the humility and perspective to pull it off." and "I have had the opportunity to work with Dr. Brenner in a number of different capacities over the last 15 plus years. He was supervised by me as a postdoctoral fellow in the adolescent program at the University of Illinois. I reported directly to him in his role as chief consulting psychologist at the Illinois Department of Children and Family services. We have remained close both personally and professionally over the last 10 or so years since his move to the east coast. In all capacities Dr. Brenner proved to be an outstanding, thoughtful and ethical professional and human being. His capacity to understand and intervene in systems has consistently rallied praise, even from critics. His management skills have been time tested and all systems that he has been involved with have benefitted. In addition to excellent consulting and academic work, Dr. Brenner's clinical skills and ability to really grasp both the forest and the trees have been strong assets. He has proven to be an outstanding professional who remains firmly committed to the betterment of both the profession and those who benefit from the profession. He has consistently earned my highest respect."