Haley Ness

About Haley Ness

As Director of Advocacy & Support at Six Echoes LLC, I provide trauma-informed victim advocacy, court-adjacent support, strategic consultation and coaching for individuals and families navigating domestic violence, abuse, systemic harm, and other complex life circumstances. Trained in investigations, trauma-informed care, professional court mediation, crisis intervention, forensic and motivational Interviewing, harm reduction, and victim-centered practice, I bring a practical and ethically grounded approach to high-stakes advocacy work. My focus is helping people make informed decisions, access meaningful support, and plan their next steps while navigating difficult systems.My work is rooted in accountability and a deep commitment to providing support that is both humanizing and effective. I believe support should do more than comfort people through difficult times- it should help them understand their options, strengthen their position, and move forward with confidence.

Experience

1. Us Army Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate

   Magellan Federal

   Mar 2026 — Present

   Provide trauma-informed victim advocacy, crisis response, and case management for Soldiers, family members, and eligible civilians impacted by domestic abuse through the Army’s Family Advocacy Program. Deliver immediate and ongoing support in high-risk situations, including crisis intervention, non-clinical risk and lethality assessment, safety planning, systems navigation, and coordination of medical, legal, law enforcement, shelter, transportation, and other protective resources. Advocate for victim needs across military and civilian systems, explain reporting and disclosure options, and ensure confidential, victim-centered support that promotes safety, informed decision-making, and continuity of care. Support non-offending caregivers and families involved in child abuse investigations through education, advocacy, multidisciplinary coordination, court accompaniment, and referral to services. Conduct prevention education and domestic abuse awareness training, participate in coordinated community response efforts, and maintain timely documentation and follow-up in accordance with Army protocols and Family Advocacy Program standards.

Education

• University of Washington Tacoma

  BASW, Social Work

• Grays Harbor College

  Human Biology

  2013 — 2015

• Walden University

  Master of Science - MS, Psychology

• University of Washington Tacoma

  Bachelor of Arts - BA, Psychology

• Pierce College

  Associate of Applied Science, Social Service- Mental Health

Skills

• Sales
• Mental Health
• Marketing
• Psychology
• Customer Service
• Escalation Resolution
• Team Building
• Communication