Dorinda Williams
Assistant Professor @Georgetown University Center For Excellence In Developmental Disabilities
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WORK HISTORY
Assistant Professor @Georgetown University Center For Excellence In Developmental Disabilities
Project Director for the implementation and integration of FAN (Facilitating Attuned Interactions) into community-based agencies• Primary development and testing of a FAN Observational Tool.• Engagement in data collection and coding for FAN implementation research and evaluation.• Provision of FAN Mentorship to Georgetown University Law Fellows. • Serve as Principal Investigator (PI) on study of perinatal services in the District of Columbia (DC).• Serve as GUCCHD PI, Program Manager, and Clinician for DC SEED grant aimed at integrating evidence-based interventions for young children and their families into MedStar Georgetown University Hospital and DC public housing community.• Provision of reflective/Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) supervision to MedStar clinicians participating in a CPP learning collaborative.
EDUCATION
Catholic University of America
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
State University of New York at Binghamton
Bachelor's degree
Florida State University
Master of Social Work (MSW)
SKILLS
ABOUT DORINDA WILLIAMS
Dr. Williams is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a strong focus in infant mental health and a commitment to working with military families. She is passionate about promoting strong parent-child attachments, building on family strengths, and fostering resilience in the context of trauma and loss. Through her work as a Family Advocacy Counselor, as well as through the New Parent Support Program, she has extensive experience supporting families experiencing or at risk for domestic violence. Dr. Williams has a strong background in early childhood parent education and home visitation. Through her work at ZERO TO THREE, Dr. Williams has developed print materials, produced audio-conferences, created web-based content, provided consultation, developed and facilitated trainings, and spearheaded research initiatives, all focusing on the unique needs of military families and their young children experiencing military-specific stressors. Dr. Williams has contributed to the creation of a Masters in Social Work (MSW) military specialization at the Catholic University of America—developing and teaching the first military families MSW course in 2012.
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