Stephanie is a Master of Social Work student at Rutgers University with a strong academic and professional background in psychology and community services. She holds a B.A. in Forensic Psychology & Criminal Justice and an M.A. in Clinical Forensic Psychology, where she focused on mental health, trauma-informed care, and the juvenile justice system.
As a Social Work Intern at the East Brunswick Public Library, Stephanie draws on her experience facilitating life skills groups, mentoring students, and working with youth and adults in residential and re-entry settings. She is committed to making community resources accessible and supporting individuals in building healthier, more stable futures.
Areas Stephanie Can Help With:
Mental Health Support
• Coping Skills & Emotional Regulation
• Trauma-Informed Care
• Anxiety & Depression
Youth & Justice-Involved Services
• Re-entry Planning (housing, employment, legal aid)
• Court & Parole Navigation
• Juvenile Justice System Support
Education & Life Skills
• Psychoeducation Groups (employment readiness, finances, housing)
• College Readiness & Mentorship
• Literacy & Academic Support
Community Resources & Referrals
• Food Banks & Nutrition Assistance
• Housing Aid & Homeless Shelter Referrals
• Health & Insurance Navigation
Career & Employment
• Resume Development & Job Readiness
• Stress Management in the Workplace
Drop-in “Chat” Sessions
• Supportive listening
• Resource connection
• Goal setting
Stephanie is available at East Brunswick Public Library starting Thursday, October 2.
You can meet with Stephanie in person in the Library Lounge/Magazine Area on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
NOTE: Stephanie will be available online only on the following Fridays: October 11, November 14 and December 5
Stephanie is also available online on Tuesdays from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm.
To schedule an appointment, e-mail her at SBart@ebpl.org. Drop-ins are welcome.
If this is an emergency, please call 911.