Margie McCarty

Dr. Marguerite M. McCarty, Ed.D., LMHC is a counselor educator in Buffalo, NY, since 2012, and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Rochester, New York. She is currently working on launching a new counselor education program in Western NY. Her formal training is in Counseling and Counselor Education and she earned an MS from the State University of New York at Brockport in 2004, and an Ed.D. from the University of Rochester in 2012. As a clinical associate professor at Medaille College until its closure in 2023, Dr. McCarty secured two HRSA grants to help serve the underserved in Western New York. Clinical interests include managing depression and anxiety from a holistic lens, relationship and loss issues, and career direction. Recent research / presentations include neurological diversity and multifaceted pedagogy for teaching clinical research courses. She is a contributing faculty member for the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Mental Health Counseling, at Walden University.

Education

EdD, University of Rochester

MS, State University College of New York College at Brockport

BA, Kings College

Publications

McCarty, M. (2014). The Ongoing Puzzle of Neurological Diversity: Teenagers and Adults Living with ASD. Western NY Physician

McCarty, M. (2013). Late Adolescence Transitions for Individuals Living with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Western NY Physician

Presentations

McCarty, M. (2021). Making a Tough Online Research Course Fun with Live Sessions, Videos, and Post-Class Practical Application..

McCarty, M. (2020). HRSA Grant: Serving the Underserved in WNY.

McCarty, M. (2021). Writing a Research Proposal.

McCarty, M. (2019). Self-Care Mental Health Kit.

McCarty, M. (2017). Personality Disorders.

McCarty, M. (2018). Trauma and the Life Span.