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Meet Our Staff - Clinical |
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CLINICAL DIRECTOR
Suzanne (Su) Murdock, MSW, LSCW, OSW-C
Su joined Ann’s Place in 2000 with a medical social work background in Connecticut and New York through positions at the Connecticut VNA, Homecare, Vassar Brothers Hospital and the Salvation Army. She is active in community organizations and is a member of the Association of Oncology Social Workers and the National Association of Social Workers. |
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PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Margaret (Margie) Blake
Margie has been Program Director since 1996. She holds a BA from Immaculata University in PA and did graduate work in Educational Psychology at Sacred Heart University. Margie worked as the site manager of a social service agency for 10 years, after an earlier career in teaching. She has recently completed certification as a Life Coach.
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SOCIAL WORKER
Cheryl Koeber, MSW, LCSW
Cheryl brings us a wealth of experience in working with cancer patients and their families. After an early career with Cancer Care, Cheryl worked with Regional Hospice for many years. She joined Ann’s Place in 2006. Cheryl works with the Bridges program, with children and teens and facilitates groups when needed. Cheryl also does individual counseling work
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COUNSELOR
Paula LeFebvre, MS, LMHC
Paula came to Ann’s Place as an Intern while working on her Master’s degree in Counseling, then joined our staff after graduation in 2000. Paula is a certified Reiki master and schedules Reiki sessions on Wednesdays and Thursdays. She does individual counseling and co-facilitates the Caring Group for family members, as well as facilitating other groups as the need arises.
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INTERN Stacey Smith-Israel is an MSW Student Intern from New York University. Stacey will join the clinical staff at Ann's Place, The Home of I CAN three days a week through May 2010.
Stacey Smith-Israel
Stacey has a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work from Providence College, and has experience working with adolescents and children in multiple settings. She will see individuals and families, and facillitate groups where needed.
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