Julia Scales

Director Of Behavioral Health Integration at New Horizons Healthcare

Julia Scales has a diverse work experience in the field of behavioral health and social work. Julia is currently the Director of Behavioral Health Integration at New Horizons Healthcare. Prior to this role, they worked as a Lead Behavioral Health Consultant at the same company. Julia also has experience as a School Social Worker at Roanoke City Public Schools, where they provided mental health services to students, families, and communities. Julia worked as a Mental Health Therapist at Carilion Clinic and as a Social Worker at Hope Tree Family Services. Julia has also served as a Qualified Mental Health Professional at New Hope Support Services and as a Victim Advocate at the Southside Survivor Response Center. Additionally, they have worked as a JV Basketball Coach at Henry County Public Schools and as a Site Director at MHC After 3. Julia started their career as a Residential Assistant at the LC Office of Residential Housing.

Julia Scales has a strong educational background in the field of Social Work. Julia obtained their Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from Radford University, where they studied from 2015 to 2018. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Criminology from the University of Lynchburg, attending from 2010 to 2013.

Julia's academic journey began at Bassett High School, where they graduated in 2010. Although no degree or field of study is specified for their high school education, it serves as the foundation for their higher education pursuits.

In addition to their formal education, Julia has pursued various certifications to enhance their professional skills. Julia is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, having obtained this certification from the ASWB - Association of Social Work Boards in October 2022. Julia is also a Certified Trauma & Resilience Specialist, having earned this certification from NASW Virginia in June 2021. Furthermore, Julia is CPR certified, having received their training from Henry County Public Schools in November 2016. These certifications demonstrate their commitment to continuous professional development and readiness to provide quality care and services.

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