Tiffany received her Master’s Degree in Community Mental Health with an emphasis on families and children in 2011 from Southern New Hampshire University. She has worked in crisis intervention for over 15 years with adults, children and families who have mental and behavioral health challenges.She has served people in a variety of settings, including in supported living environments, in homes, and in after-school programs. Tiffany also worked as an advocate and program coordinator serving victims of domestic and sexual violence, particularly with children, youth, and parents. She has worked with people with varied social, economic, racial, sexual and gender identities. In her work, Tiffany has also collaborated with caseworkers, psychiatrists, medical professionals and law enforcement. She currently provides clinical supervision for HOMEBUILDERS, an evidence-based program offering Intensive Family Preservation Services for children at imminent risk of removal by DCYF.