| Program Director Fanny Correa is a master level clinical social worker and certified traumatologist who joined our program in 2001 when she relocated to Seattle from Miami, Florida. She specializes in traumatic grief after sudden violent death supporting bereaved families, friends and communities. Fanny provides consultation, in-service training and critical incident stress management for communities and organizations after a violent death. She is an Adjunct Professor for Seattle University Masters in Criminal Justice Program where she teaches two Victimology courses. Fanny serves on various statewide committees including the Seattle and King County Public Health, Catastrophic Preparedness Program: Family Assistance Behavioral Health Taskforce. She is part of the King County Sheriff's Office PAT Team as a mental health provider assisting Department members and their families after a traumatic incident. On a national level she serves on the National Leadership Council for Crime Victim Justice. She has a BS in Business and a strong background in administration. Fanny enjoys the outdoors, and since her arrival has been exploring the great Northwest. Program Coordinator Laura Jeffs, BA (Business), joined Separation and Loss Services in 2001 and has assumed increasing responsibility in administrative coordination of the many projects and grants that flow through the department. She serves as a crime victim services representative as the liaison for providing services and referring clients to other resources. In her spare time, she indulges her love of animals as a pet sitter, specializing in caring for cats. |
Northwest Indian Sunmask, represents warmth and light to counterbalance the chill and darkness of violent death.
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