Frances Farmer

Frances Farmer has a diverse background in education and mental health services, beginning with a role as a 4th Grade ELL ELA Mentor at City Year, where significant improvements were made in student writing and reading performance. Experience as a Substitute Teacher in Cobb County School District included supporting students with special education needs and fostering a productive classroom environment. As a Behavioral Health Clinician at View Point Health, Frances developed measurable client goals and conducted thorough assessments. Currently, as a Resident Clinician at Thriveworks, effective therapeutic rapport is established with clients using various interventions. Additional experience includes leading writing assistance at the KSU Writing Center, advocating for clients at the Cherokee Family Violence Center, and providing group therapy at Advanced Recovery Systems, showcasing a comprehensive skill set in education, advocacy, and clinical practice.