BIO
Dr. Gloria Brim
EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION
My experience includes business accessibility partner / employment consultant for non-
profit organization for three years. Vocational specialist for four years for the supported
employment program for an adult mental health program for over three years. Transformed a client’s life, providing successful vocational placement in conjunction with mental health counseling. The success story is featured in the 2016 Sound Annual Report.
A Doctorate in Human Services, Leadership, and Organizational Management 2022.
School of Education and Public Service. Capella University, Minneapolis. MN
Conducted research title: Bridging the employment gap for the most incarcerated population.
The literature review identified and discussed social-emotional skill deficits that interfere with
the post-incarcerated employment opportunities
Master of Science, General Mental Health Counseling 2017
Harold Abel School of Psychology, Capella University, Minneapolis, MN
Internship for DDA services. provided broad client support to the developmentally delayed
population through assessment and individual therapy: facilitated art therapy, case management,
and community services—tailoring therapy to individual client needs.
Bachelor of Science in Human Service Management, 2013
University of Phoenix, Phoenix AZ
Doctorate in Human Services, Leadership, and Organizational Management. School of Education and Public Service.
Conducted monograph research title: Bridging the employment gap for the most incarcerated population. The literature review identified and discussed social-emotional skill deficits that interfere with the post-incarcerated employment opportunities.
Master of Science, General Mental Health Counseling, Harold Abel School of Psychology, and Bachelor of Science in Human Service Management.
Born in Seattle and raised in East Oakland, CA. What pleases me is spending time with my children and grandchildren. I like family gatherings, and I enjoy cooking and meeting people. I have always been in human services. My first job was working for Harborview Medical Center as a patient transporter. Later I returned to the hospital setting, working for Harborview and the University of Washington. My gift inspired me to become a mental health therapist. I would meet people, and they would share their feelings and thoughts. I found unconditional positive regard in my heart before the term was introduced to me, accepting people for who they are.