About Marcia E. Brubeck
Marcia E. Brubeck, JD, MSW, LCSW, is a graduate of the University of Connecticut Schools of Law and Social Work.  In addition to being a member of the Connecticut bar and a licensed clinical social worker, I am a diplomate of clinical forensic counseling, a certified school social worker, a parent assistor, and a social work field instructor.

I belong to the National Association of Social Workers, the American College of Certified Forensic Counselors, the American Association for Group Psychotherapy, and the Connecticut chapters of the Learning Disabilities Association and the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI).

Prior to opening my full-time private practice in 2000, I provided individual, group, and family therapy in inpatient and partial hospital settings and in extended day treatment programs for children.  As a practicing psychotherapist and advocate, I have seen hundreds of children, adults, and families.

Before becoming a social worker, I edited scholarly books in the humanities and social sciences, including psychology.  Although I am a member of the Connecticut bar, I have never practiced law.

In my spare time, I enjoy puzzles and strategy games, antiques, walking in nature, art films, gardening, baking bread, and writing nonfiction.  For several years I produced a community access television program in West Hartford called Great Kids, Great Families.

To learn more about my services, or for an appointment, call 860-231-1997 or email me.