[b]Amelia Foxwell[/b] is a psychology professional who works with a group of professionals for building empowered communities for the survivors of violence, torture and trauma. She strives hard to ensure their renormalization into the society. Within her profession, she focuses on the areas of work therapy, mindfulness, community structuring and positive psychology. She is also willing to take up opportunities for helping the people find a secure place in the society.

[b]Amelia Foxwell[/b] has served many reputed organizations in her career. She started out as a Community Liaison at Deaf Referral Services, and then as a Project Manager at Epicurean Life. Later, she worked as an Advisor at Novus Investigations, and subsequently became the Director of Veterans Landing Zone. Following this, she became an ABA Therapist at V.B. and is presently serving Z7 Tactical as an instructor.

[b]About Amelia Foxwell[/b]

[b]Amelia Foxwell[/b] is a psychologist specializing in survivors of violence, torture and trauma. She has more than 15 years experience of training & working with children with autism. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from University of South Florida and later completed Masters in Applied Psychology from Sacred Heart University. Currently, she is a Doctoral Student in Research Psychology. She has worked as a Community Liaison at Deaf Referral Services, Project Manager at Epicurean Life, Advisor at Novus Investigations, Director at Veterans Landing Zone, ABA Therapist at V.B. and Instructor at Z7 Tactical. Currently, she contributes to the Martin Luther King Recreation Center in Baltimore. She works with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), a program where she volunteers and works with a diverse group of professionals to build empowered communities of survivors and facilitate their renormalization back in the society.