PZ Career Alumni in Residence: Carly Tolbert '05, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
24
Sep
Thu
Discuss your interests, get advice on networking in the field, and ask about resources to explore. Learn ways to pursue working as a licensed clinical social worker.
ALUMNI IN RESIDENCE
Meet one-one one with licensed clinical social worker, Carly Tolbert.
This is an outstanding opportunity to discuss your career interests with a licensed clinical social worker and PZ alum.
Discuss your interests, get advice on networking in the field, and ask about resources to explore. Learn ways to pursue working as a licensed clinical social worker.
There are 5 individual meetings available from 2 pm - 4:30 pm, Thur. Sept 24.
Carly Tolbert, LCSW, is a healing-centered therapist, facilitator, consultant, and founder of Kaftan Collective. She has nearly 20 years of experience supporting children, families, caregivers, and the professionals and leaders who care for them. Her work is grounded in social justice and integrates reflective practice, mindfulness, somatic approaches, and storytelling to support healing, connection, and more sustainable ways of caring for ourselves and one another.
Carly facilitates workshops, reflective spaces, and healing-centered experiences with communities and organizations across the country. She is also a meditation practice leader at Black Being, a Black-centered meditation and healing space in Inglewood, CA, and a proud Pitzer College alum.
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