Helena G. Stevens

Helena G. Stevens is an Associate Professor - Clinical Mental Health Counseling in the Graduate Programs department, where she contributes to graduate-level education in mental health counseling. She holds an academic faculty position with a clinical specialization, indicating active engagement in teaching and professional training.

Her research and teaching interests center on clinical mental health counseling, with a strong emphasis on trauma-informed strategies, crisis intervention, and culturally responsive practices. She also focuses on group dynamics and developmental counseling for children and adolescents.

Her instructional expertise includes courses such as Counseling Theories, Crisis Intervention, Group Counseling, Counseling in Multicultural Society, and Counseling Children and Adolescents, reflecting a comprehensive approach to training future mental health professionals.

Helena Stevens has been involved in supervising capstone internship experiences for students pursuing careers in mental health counseling, indicating her role in practical training and professional development.