Savannah Fifield M.a., Mhc-Lp

Savannah Fifield, M.A., MHC-LP, is a Mental Health Counselor at the Postgraduate Center for Mental Health since June 2021. In addition to counseling, Savannah served as a Co-Author for Psychology Today, contributing to the article "Defining the End of Psychotherapy." Experience includes roles as a Clinical Research Coordinator at Singula Institute and Graduate Clinical Research Assistant at New York University's FACES Lab and in a dissertation study focused on South Asian Muslim Americans. Savannah was also an Internal Review Board Member for the Journal of Student Affairs at NYU and held various positions in retail and crisis counseling prior to entering the mental health field. Savannah holds a Master of Arts in Counseling for Mental Health & Wellness from NYU and a Bachelor of Science in General Psychology from Grand Canyon University.