Bonnie Glass
Lecturer of Social Work
Head Coach of UVM Synchronized Skating Team
PRONOUNS she/her
85 South Prospect Street
Waterman Building
Burlington, VT 05401
United States
- MSW, Columbia University School of Social Work
- BA, Miami University (Ohio) Major in Psychology / Minor in Criminology
BIO
Bonnie Glass, MSW, LICSW, teaches practice courses for students across the BSW and MSW programs. Since 2011, she has taught courses on Advanced Clinical Practice, Trauma, Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, and Spirituality at Columbia University School of Social Work.
With over 20 years of clinical social work practice experience, she serves as integrative practice advisor and clinician at the Vermont Center for Resiliency. She is a lifelong athlete who also serves as Head Coach of the University of Vermont Synchronized Skating Team.
Bonnie's social work career is rooted in over 15 years of serving New York City individuals, families and communities as program coordinator, supervisor, grant-writer, clinical therapist, clinical forensic specialist, crisis counselor, advocate, researcher, and consultant at a variety of multi-disciplinary agencies and institutions, including Safe Horizon, NYC Health and Hospital Corporation, and Red Door Community (FKA Gilda's Club NYC). She also served as a research faculty member and psychedelic psychotherapist in the NYU Cancer Anxiety Psilocybin Research Study.
Upon relocating to Vermont in 2016, Bonnie continued her clinical practice supporting adults who are navigating grief, loss, trauma, violence, victimization, and transitions. She also co-developed a yoga teacher training program for healthcare providers.
Bonnie's program development, clinical consultation, and supervision work uphold mentorship, creativity, innovation, and social justice values. She utilizes an integrative mind-body-spirit social work approach balanced with strengths-based, empowerment, psychodynamic, and narrative medicine perspectives. She is also a certified yoga instructor and integrates trauma-oriented mindfulness, yoga, and breathwork into aspects of her work.
Outside of her professional world, you can find Bonnie making coffee, talking about dreams, and getting as close to the ocean as possible.
Publications
Enhancing Student Engagement in the 10-Minute Breakout Activity: Pre-assigning Groups and Roles
Area(s) of expertise
- Trauma, Violence, Victimization
- Grief, Loss, Death, and Dying
- Spirituality and Dreamwork
- Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration
- Burnout, Vicarious Trauma, Secondary Traumatic Stress, Compassion Fatigue
- Compassion Satisfaction, Self Care, and Collective Care
Bio
Bonnie Glass, MSW, LICSW, teaches practice courses for students across the BSW and MSW programs. Since 2011, she has taught courses on Advanced Clinical Practice, Trauma, Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, and Spirituality at Columbia University School of Social Work.
With over 20 years of clinical social work practice experience, she serves as integrative practice advisor and clinician at the Vermont Center for Resiliency. She is a lifelong athlete who also serves as Head Coach of the University of Vermont Synchronized Skating Team.
Bonnie's social work career is rooted in over 15 years of serving New York City individuals, families and communities as program coordinator, supervisor, grant-writer, clinical therapist, clinical forensic specialist, crisis counselor, advocate, researcher, and consultant at a variety of multi-disciplinary agencies and institutions, including Safe Horizon, NYC Health and Hospital Corporation, and Red Door Community (FKA Gilda's Club NYC). She also served as a research faculty member and psychedelic psychotherapist in the NYU Cancer Anxiety Psilocybin Research Study.
Upon relocating to Vermont in 2016, Bonnie continued her clinical practice supporting adults who are navigating grief, loss, trauma, violence, victimization, and transitions. She also co-developed a yoga teacher training program for healthcare providers.
Bonnie's program development, clinical consultation, and supervision work uphold mentorship, creativity, innovation, and social justice values. She utilizes an integrative mind-body-spirit social work approach balanced with strengths-based, empowerment, psychodynamic, and narrative medicine perspectives. She is also a certified yoga instructor and integrates trauma-oriented mindfulness, yoga, and breathwork into aspects of her work.
Outside of her professional world, you can find Bonnie making coffee, talking about dreams, and getting as close to the ocean as possible.
Publications
Areas of Expertise
- Trauma, Violence, Victimization
- Grief, Loss, Death, and Dying
- Spirituality and Dreamwork
- Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration
- Burnout, Vicarious Trauma, Secondary Traumatic Stress, Compassion Fatigue
- Compassion Satisfaction, Self Care, and Collective Care