The Center for Family Safety and Healing
Mackenzie Lyon is currently working as a Social Work Intern at PBJ Connections, providing behavioral health therapy through horses, counseling, and nature. They also serve as a Training Coordinator at The Center for Family Safety and Healing, educating diverse audiences on family violence. Additionally, Mackenzie has experience as a Family Advocacy Clinician and Program Specialist Intern in the field of domestic violence prevention. They have a background in teaching English at Arlington Local High School and have coordinated international projects at Mission Possible. Mackenzie holds a Masters in Social Work from The Ohio State University and Bachelor's degrees in English Studies and Integrated Language Arts Education from The University of Findlay.
The Center for Family Safety and Healing
The Center for Family Safety and Healing is part of Nationwide Children's Hospital, and fully addresses all aspects of family violence, including child abuse and neglect, teen dating abuse, domestic violence and elder abuse, thanks to an impressive combination of public and private resources. Education and prevention are important steps to help break the cycle of family violence in the community. Various topics and programs are available and can be customized for schools, colleges/universities, faith-based organizations, healthcare systems, employers, legal systems, service providers and other audiences. To request FREE training, please visit our website directly: http://familysafetyandhealing.org/programs-and-services/community-training-programs/ To learn more about signs of family violence and abuse, visit www.WheresTheLine.info.