Haley March

Haley March attended the Graduate School of Social Work and the Institute for Human-Animal Connection at the University of Denver. She then went on to graduate from the Trauma Research Foundations Traumatic Stress Studies post-masters program. Haley practices forensic social work as well as clinical psychotherapy, integrating Animal-Assisted Therapy in her counseling when appropriate. Haley specialized in trauma and crisis intervention within the mental health framework throughout her graduate school internships, studies, and research. She is a complex trauma treatment specialist. As an undergraduate student, Haley studied Psychology, Chinese, and Ethnic Studies. She completed her Psychiatric Clinical Social Work rotations at an outpatient facility where she worked with a consistent caseload of clients, as well as in the Emergency Department and the Trauma/Burn unit at Chicago, Illinoiss John H. Stroger Hospital/Cook County Health and Hospital Systems through the University of Chicago. Prior to her clinical rotations, Haley was a case manager for unhoused individuals and individuals experiencing financial instability in the Jefferson County, Colorado area. In addition to working with individuals with traumatic stress disorders, she has extensive experience with neurodevelopmental disorders and a wide range of diagnoses. Haley is bicultural and resides in the Denver Metro area. Pronouns: she/her/hers.