Psychotherapy Networker
Candice Richardson Dickens is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in counseling, education, and public speaking. Currently serving as a Professional Speaker at Boston University's School of Social Work since May 2022, Candice has also been a presenter at the Psychotherapy Networker since March 2019, focusing on topics related to racial trauma and healing approaches. As the owner of CRA Counseling & Consulting Agency since November 2002, responsibilities include providing community-based behavioral health services, staff credentialing, and overseeing daily operations. Candice has also contributed to the field as a workshop facilitator at the Tuerk Conference and served as a Board Approved Supervisor for Counselors. Additionally, Candice holds a PhD in Counselor Education/School Counseling and Guidance Services from Saybrook University, and has earned multiple degrees, including a Master's degree in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling from Bowling Green State University and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the College of New Paltz.
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Psychotherapy Networker
Psychotherapy Networker is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to offering practical guidance, creative inspiration, and community support to therapists around the world. It's best known as the psychotherapy field’s most popular publication, which has earned a worldwide readership for its incisive coverage of the everyday challenges of clinical practice, while also offering perspective on the social issues, critical ideas, and therapeutic innovations shaping the direction of the profession. Celebrated for its engaging style, it’s won the National Magazine Award—the Oscar of the magazine industry—and the Chicago Tribune named it one of the 50 Best Magazines in America. Since 1978, the Networker has hosted a unique annual conference highlighting the latest developments in psychotherapy. With a teaching faculty of 125 of the field’s leading innovators, the Symposium draws 4,000 mental health professionals to Washington, DC each year to renew their sense of creativity, sharpen their clinical skills, and deepen their appreciation of the therapeutic craft and community.