Elizabeth Hunter

Elizabeth O. Hunter holds a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision, is a Nationally Certified Counselor, board approved clinical supervisor, and Licensed Professional Counselor in the Commonwealth of Virginia. She also holds the Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Provider (CCATP) Credential.

Currently Dr. Hunter provides clinical supervision services to community mental health counseling residents and counselors in training within the non-profit sector, and across the Hampton Roads community.

Dr. Hunter has been teaching in CACREP-accredited Community Mental Health Counseling programs since 2018 at the masters and doctoral level. Currently Dr. Hunter is a contributing faculty member within the Walden University Community Mental Health Counseling program.

Dr. Hunter’s current research interests include vicarious trauma prevention, intervention, recovery, and education, as well as wellness based and trauma informed clinical supervision. She has published in professional journals and presented at community and state conferences and workshops. Much of Dr. Hunter’s clinical experience has taken place been serving those who have experienced interpersonal violence.

Education

BS, Old Dominion University

MA, Regent University

PhD, Walden University