| Mental Health Professionals |
Dr. Lindsay Cooper, MSW LLP, PhD
Supervised by: Lawrence T. Wentworth, PhD, LP
Supervised by: Lawrence T. Wentworth, PhD, LP
A Michigan Limited License permits practice under the supervision of a
Michigan licensed social worker.
Supervised by Lawrence T. Wentworth, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist,
Licensed Social Worker.
Lindsay earned her Master’s in Social Work degree in 2004 from Wayne State University. She
also holds a BA in Psychology and a Ph.D. in Anthropology. Lindsay utilized all of her
educational experiences in prior work situations including family and child welfare and foster
care work at Michigan Department of Human Services, and in teaching courses in social work
and women’s studies at Oakland University. She has also published research in areas of child
welfare and social work policy related to her doctorate in anthropology.
Lindsay’s work in social services provided her with experience in working with family
relationships, child neglect and abuse, depression and anxiety, and substance abuse issues. Her
university career afforded Lindsay experience in working with young adults and knowledge of
their problems with respect to school, family or relationships. Her anthropology and social
work education, internships and work experience impart a holistic approach to advocacy for
clients, with regard to health, work, parenting, and cultural diversity issues.
Lindsay has specialized in women’s studies – particularly in areas of health, work and child
rearing. She has extensive experience in cross-cultural issues as an anthropologist with a
particular focus on gender differences in child welfare across cultures. She has worked with
both men and women in the classroom setting and has often been called upon to offer support
and guidance in the academic pursuits, employment endeavors and personal lives of her
students of all age groups, ethnic backgrounds and life situations.
Ph: 586-817-1665
Email: lindz12coop@aol.com
Michigan licensed social worker.
Supervised by Lawrence T. Wentworth, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist,
Licensed Social Worker.
Lindsay earned her Master’s in Social Work degree in 2004 from Wayne State University. She
also holds a BA in Psychology and a Ph.D. in Anthropology. Lindsay utilized all of her
educational experiences in prior work situations including family and child welfare and foster
care work at Michigan Department of Human Services, and in teaching courses in social work
and women’s studies at Oakland University. She has also published research in areas of child
welfare and social work policy related to her doctorate in anthropology.
Lindsay’s work in social services provided her with experience in working with family
relationships, child neglect and abuse, depression and anxiety, and substance abuse issues. Her
university career afforded Lindsay experience in working with young adults and knowledge of
their problems with respect to school, family or relationships. Her anthropology and social
work education, internships and work experience impart a holistic approach to advocacy for
clients, with regard to health, work, parenting, and cultural diversity issues.
Lindsay has specialized in women’s studies – particularly in areas of health, work and child
rearing. She has extensive experience in cross-cultural issues as an anthropologist with a
particular focus on gender differences in child welfare across cultures. She has worked with
both men and women in the classroom setting and has often been called upon to offer support
and guidance in the academic pursuits, employment endeavors and personal lives of her
students of all age groups, ethnic backgrounds and life situations.
Ph: 586-817-1665
Email: lindz12coop@aol.com
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