Alicia Webber

About Alicia Webber

I teach and support people who want to learn how to thrive while facing reproductive health challenges. I specializing in Reproductive Health issues such as: Infertility, High-Risk Pregnancy, Pregnancy Loss, Pre-term Birth, Postpartum and the Transition to Parenthood.I had the privilege of being highly trained in a wide variety of evidence and research based practices and have taken that and over 20 years of extensive clinical experience to create a unique method for supporting individuals and couples through the family building phase of their lives. I’ve held most clinical roles from up and down the chain: clinical administrator, clinical director, program director, and clinical supervisor. I provide curriculum and program development as well as consultation. I’ve successfully written grants, advocated for legislative changes, negotiated contracts and received funding to launch new programs, divisions and businesses. Selected as South Sound\'s 40 under Forty Honoree in 2016, I am also a passionate advocate for change in the mental health system. We have massive gaps to fill, including women’s perinatal health, fertility, and the transition to parenthood. I volunteer for RESOLVE, raising awareness around infertility, am a member of a local task force on perinatal mental health, and testify for state and federal legislative change.

Experience

1. Jun 2014 - Aug 2015 1 Yr 3 Mos

   Community Youth Services

   Present · Olympia, WA, US

   Launched Transitional Age Youth Support Program using MAP + WRAP (Managing and Adapting Practices, Wraparound with Intensive Services)Multi-Systemic Therapy ProgramJuvenile Court and Detention Transitions Program

Education

• The Evergreen State College

  Bachelor of Arts (BA), Cultural Anthropology, International Relations

  1997 — 2001

• Alaska Pacific University

  Master of Science (MS), Counseling Psychology

  2003 — 2006

• Spokane Falls Community College

  Alternative Track for Chemical Dependancy Professionals

  2017 — 2017