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by the National Organization for Victim Assistance and served as the Direct Practice Co-chair and on the Executive Council for the Luzerne County Domestic Violence Task Force on Trauma [SAMSHA Grant]. During this program Dr. Gray worked closely with other community partners and was directly trained by Dr. Sandra Bloom in her Sanctuary Model and her
[then] SAGE Model [recently changed to SAFE] to create a community collaborative approach to improve trauma services from 2001-2007 when the task force disbanded. Her commitment to the ethical and best practice intervention models associated with Trauma have assisted in further growth through a more recent completion of a trauma specific certification program sponsored by Drexel University in addition to the development of the VSI © Victim, Survivor, Integration Model which remains to be a collaborative
effort with longtime friend and colleague, Andrea Pabon, LCSW.
Dr. Gray was also a Professor of Psychology for Touro University Worldwide from 2014 - 2017 where she developed courses and curriculum in the undergraduate and doctoral psychology programs and MFT Graduate Program. She served as Director of the Doctoral Program in Human and Organizational Psychology for Touro during the time frame of February 2015 - March 2016. Under her leadership Touro experienced
the
first graduates of this newly developed program. She continues to teach
and specialize in Evidence Based Practice in preparation for students to move forward to the Proposal courses and serves on several doctoral dissertation committees as both committee member and chair with a strength in content editing.
She was a Pro-Rata Assistant Professor of Psychology with
Misericordia University from 2004-2014 and developed a graduate level course in Trauma Specific vs Trauma Informed Treatment Models, Practices and Interventions and supervised undergraduate practicum students in the Psychology Program. Further, she taught graduate courses with Temple University's School of Social Work on Integrating DSM 5 with Psychopathology. She has been a guest lecturer for Marywood University Graduate School of Social Work since 2003 as well as the University of Scranton's Community Counseling
Program during 2007-2008.
Dr. Gray and Cornerstone continue to mentor undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students from Misericordia University, Marywood University (School of Social Work and Psychology), University of Scranton, King's College, Wilkes University, Temple University School of Social Work and doctoral students from Fielding Graduate University, Marywood University and California Southern University.
Dr. Gray has been sought out as a plenary speaker on the topic of trauma as well as has authored numerous peer review publications, expert interviews, panel discussions, news appearances and commentaries specific to critical incidents, trauma, developmental psychology, psychopathology and other aspects associated with her vast array of knowledge and scholarship. Additionally, she continues to provide clinical supervision for community mental health agencies
and specialized
training using the VSI© Treatment Model in State Hospitals within Pennsylvania, serves as a nationally recognized expert trial witness throughout the United States and offers clinical supervision to potential licensees for the Professional Counselor License within Pennsylvania. As Keynote Speaker for Geisinger Health Systems Department of Psychiatry, Danville Pa at the invitation of Robert Gerstman, MD she hosted “Grand Rounds” on October 13, 2010 with an intensive presentation on “Breaking Survivor Barriers
using the VSI © Victim, Survivor, Integration Model for the Treatment of Simple and Complex Traumatic Stress Disorders and Co-Morbid Process Addictions.” She remains to be a respected specialist in treating LGBTQI issues as a founding member of PALGBIC, PRIDE of NEPA, and The Rainbow Alliance. In 2008 Dr. Gray was Plenary Speaker for Family Equality Council [www.familyequality.org] heading a lecture and discussion on Helping Children and Families Thrive while at sea aboard the Norwegian Dawn, Norwegian Cruise
Lines, NCL.com for Rfamily Vacations, LLC.
In May, 2015, Dr. Gray was asked by American Psychotherapy Association to take part in the Evaluation Process to rank difficulty of each question through Angoff Analysis of the BEta Exam for Criteria regarding a highly specialized credential at Diplomate level for a Board Certified PTSD Clinician and has met the criteria and holds this credential as well.
The evolution of Cornerstone Counseling & Consulting Specialists, LLC to Safe Pathways Counseling Inc. from a sole practitioner into a highly specialized group practice arose out of a need to serve a deserving and underserved population within NEPA and NorthCentral PA, consisting of children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. The road has been challenging and rewarding with significant learning along the way. Historically,
Dr. Gray’s roots as a musician,
songwriter,
guitarist, recording artist and photographer assist her in maintaining balance in her own search to maintain wellness and peace.
Dr. Gray's patients can join with her here for a secure video session: https://doxy.me/drmariegray Use a computer or device with a good internet connection and webcam. If you run into issues connecting, restart your computer or Click Here to check out the help page.
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Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, California Southern University
January
2003
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Licensed Professional Counselor
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CTMH Certified Clinical Tele-Mental Health Provider
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Certified Clinical Trauma Professional Level 1 & Level 2
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Fellow, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress
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Fellow, National Center for Crisis Management
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Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress, Diplomate
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National Center for Crisis Management Listing Directory of Expert Witnesses
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Nationally Recognized Expert Trial Witness For Civil Litigation Cases
Professional Memberships:
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American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress
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American Counseling Association
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American Mental Health Counselors Association
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American Psychotherapy Association
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International Society for the Study of Dissociation and Trauma
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International Society for the Study of Traumatic Stress
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National Center for Crisis Management
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Northamerican Association of Masters in Psychology
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Pennsylvania Counseling Association
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Pennsylvania Association for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues In Counseling
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American Association for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues In Counseling
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