About
Go Be You, LLC was co-founded by me, Stacy G. York, LCSW, and a dear friend, anonymously named A Wise Rockstar.
I have worked with families for over 20 years. My passion lies with working with the "tough" kids and their families. I have intense training in trauma-informed practices and excel at providing real-life, applicable strategies to parents, educators, and mental health professionals.
I wear multiple hats: international speaker, published author, a clinician, Service Member, mother, sister, daughter, friend, co-parent with ex-husband. The most important hat I wear: HUMAN.
Go Be You is about coming together on a journey of LIVING; recognizing that it takes a village to raise children, and empowering, encouraging, and educating each other makes the journey much more enjoyable.
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For those of you who want to know more about my education, training, and credentials, here you go.
I am Wyoming born and raised. I landed in Billings, Montana for her college career. I earned a Bachelor's in Science Degree in Psychology Education from Rocky Mountain College.
After working for a couple years in school-based mental health, I realized I needed more education so I completed a Master's in Social Work through Walla Walla University in Billings, Montana.
After 2 years of supervision and completing clinical hours, I became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I transferred this license from Montana to Colorado when I moved in 2013 (Colorado License #2073).
In 2013, I became a member of the Wyoming Army National Guard. I serve as a Behavioral Health Officer. This role has added a different lens to my training about trauma as I now see the impact of childhood trauma through adulthood. Serving the Nation's Service Members is such an honor.
My desire to learn and grow as a clinician directly impacts all of my professional ventures. I have additional training in:
* Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics, Phase I and II, Certified Clinician through The ChildTrauma Academy
* Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
* Beyond Consequences, Logic, and Control
* Neurofeedback
* Play Therapy
* Animal Assisted Therapy
* Treating Military Service Members and Families
