Bio
Kelley Breidigan, MSW, LISW-S, is an Assistant Clinical Professor in the College of Social Work at The Ohio State University. She has provided services to individuals and families across a range of treatment settings, including the juvenile justice system and residential treatment programs. For over a decade, she has operated a private practice specializing in postmodern, strengths-based therapies that support the behavioral health of diverse populations, including military personnel, individuals with disabilities, and aging adults. She emphasizes building strong rapport with clients and supports them in identifying effective treatment options tailored to their unique needs and goals. She also served as a full-time lecturer at the college for eleven years, collaborating with faculty and instructional design teams to develop curricula for clinical courses. She is a licensed independent social worker and earned both her BS and MSW from The Ohio State University.
Education
MSW – The Ohio State University – 2009- Social Work
BS – The Ohio State University – 2006- Family Studies
Areas of Expertise
Psychotherapy
Family Therapy
Technology-Based Care
Clinical Treatment Development, Implementation, and Evaluation
Social Work Curriculum Development and Pedagogy