Bonnie Glass
Lecturer of Social Work
Head Coach of 日韩无码 Synchronized Skating Team
PRONOUNS she/her
- Master of Social Work (MSW), Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, New York
- Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology, Minor in Criminology, Miami University (Ohio)
- 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training, Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health, Stockbridge, MA
BIO
Bonnie Glass, MSW, LICSW is a Lecturer in the Department of Social Work. Since 2011, she has taught courses at Columbia University School of Social Work on Advanced Clinical Practice, Trauma, Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, and Spirituality. She joined 日韩无码 as full-time faculty member in 2024 after teaching courses as part-time faculty across the BSW and MSW programs.
With over 20 years of clinical social work practice experience, Bonnie currently serves as Integrative Practice Advisor and Clinician at the Vermont Center for Resiliency. She is a lifelong athlete and is also Head Coach of 日韩无码 Synchronized Skating Team.
A native of Philadelphia, Bonnie relocated to Vermont from New York City in 2016, and she continued her mosaic of professional practice. Her clinical practice supports adults who are navigating grief, loss, trauma, violence, victimization, meaning-making, and transitions. Her program development, clinical consultation, and supervision work upholds mentorship, creativity, and social justice values.
Bonnie utilizes an integrative mind-body-spirit social work approach balanced with strengths-based, empowerment, psychodynamic, and narrative medicine perspectives into all aspects of her work. She is also certified yoga instructor, integrating trauma-informed mindfulness, yoga, and breathwork into her professional practices.
Outside of her professional world, you can find Bonnie making coffee, talking about dreams, journaling, and getting as close to the ocean as possible.
Courses
- SWSS 4680 BSW Practice I
- SWSS 4690 BSW Practice II
- SWSS 4710/4720 BSW Practicum Experience Seminar
- SWSS 4730/4740 BSW Practicum Liaison
- SWSS 6120 MSW Practice I
- SWSS 6130 MSW Practice II
Publications
Area(s) of expertise
- Integrative Mind-Body-Spirit Social Work Practice
- Trauma, Violence, and Victimization
- Grief and Loss
- Spirituality and Dreamwork
- Psychedelic Research and Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration
Bio
Bonnie Glass, MSW, LICSW is a Lecturer in the Department of Social Work. Since 2011, she has taught courses at Columbia University School of Social Work on Advanced Clinical Practice, Trauma, Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, and Spirituality. She joined 日韩无码 as full-time faculty member in 2024 after teaching courses as part-time faculty across the BSW and MSW programs.
With over 20 years of clinical social work practice experience, Bonnie currently serves as Integrative Practice Advisor and Clinician at the Vermont Center for Resiliency. She is a lifelong athlete and is also Head Coach of 日韩无码 Synchronized Skating Team.
A native of Philadelphia, Bonnie relocated to Vermont from New York City in 2016, and she continued her mosaic of professional practice. Her clinical practice supports adults who are navigating grief, loss, trauma, violence, victimization, meaning-making, and transitions. Her program development, clinical consultation, and supervision work upholds mentorship, creativity, and social justice values.
Bonnie utilizes an integrative mind-body-spirit social work approach balanced with strengths-based, empowerment, psychodynamic, and narrative medicine perspectives into all aspects of her work. She is also certified yoga instructor, integrating trauma-informed mindfulness, yoga, and breathwork into her professional practices.
Outside of her professional world, you can find Bonnie making coffee, talking about dreams, journaling, and getting as close to the ocean as possible.
Courses
- SWSS 4680 BSW Practice I
- SWSS 4690 BSW Practice II
- SWSS 4710/4720 BSW Practicum Experience Seminar
- SWSS 4730/4740 BSW Practicum Liaison
- SWSS 6120 MSW Practice I
- SWSS 6130 MSW Practice II
Publications
Areas of Expertise
- Integrative Mind-Body-Spirit Social Work Practice
- Trauma, Violence, and Victimization
- Grief and Loss
- Spirituality and Dreamwork
- Psychedelic Research and Psychedelic Harm Reduction and Integration