Christiane C. Long

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Dr. Christiane C. Long's research and practice focus on trauma-informed mental health care, equity, and community-based interventions. She holds an adjunct professorship in the School of Social Work at the University of Arkansas, where her teaching responsibilities include courses on mental health, diversity, substance use, social work practice, and trauma-informed care. Dr. Long also maintains a private practice offering psychotherapy, clinical supervision, and professional training, integrating approaches such as EMDR, CBT, ACT, and humanistic therapies to address trauma, substance use, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ populations, and ethical non-monogamy.

As the founding president of the Social Work Action Coalition (SWAC), Dr. Long is involved in advocacy and education aimed at strengthening the social work profession in Arkansas. Her work includes legislative advocacy, such as providing testimony for the Social Work Licensure Compact. Her scholarship, training, and community engagement address ethics, trauma, and social justice advocacy, particularly in preparing social work students for advocacy roles. Recent publications include work on preparing BSW students for social justice advocacy and the use of high-fidelity simulation for authentic learning in undergraduate social work students.

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