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Amy Burzinski, LISW
About the Author
Amy Burzinski, LISW, is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. Amy received her Master’s in Social Work from Columbia University in 1989 and has additional training in psychotherapy and psychodrama. Ms. Burzinski has worked in a variety of mental health settings some of which include serving as director of an employee assistance program for the city of New York, coordinator for victims of domestic violence program and a clinician for New York University’s Faculty and Staff Assistance Program.
Disclosures
Financial: Ms. Burzinski is a Licensed Social Worker in independent practice and receives speaker fees for her presentations.
Nonfinancial: No relevant nonfinancial relationship exists.