Stephanie McGuire Wise

Contributing Faculty
College of Social and Behavioral Health
School of Counseling
M.S. Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Stephanie McGuire Wise earned her Ph.D. in Counselor Education from The University of Toledo in 2016. She is currently contributing faculty at Walden University in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate program. Dr. Wise began her career in community mental health and has worked both as a clinician and contributing faculty at various agencies and institutions since 1996. She is currently in private practice.

Education

PhD, The University of Toledo

MA, Bowling Green State University

BA, The University of Findlay

Public Service

Northwest Ohio Counseling Association, President -

Ohio Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, President -

Awards / Honors

Chi Sigma Iota Sue Martin Lifetime Achievement Award, Chi Sigma Iota, Alpha Omega Chapter, 2021

Ohio Counseling Association Susan J. Sears Counselor of the Year, Ohio Counseling Association, 2016

Chi Sigma Iota Outstanding Practitioner Supervisor, Chi Sigma Iota, 2015

Ohio Association for Counselor Education and Supervision Outstanding Supervisor, Ohio Association for Counselor Education and Supervision, 2013

Northwest Ohio Counseling Association Counselor of the Year, NWOCA, 2005

Publications

McGuire Wise, S. (2015). The effectiveness of brief therapy at a university counseling center: The relationship among working alliance, readiness to change, and client symptom severity. Journal of College Counseling

Presentations

McGuire Wise, S. (2017). Affirmative clinical supervision. ALGBTICO

McGuire Wise, S. (2012). An LGBTQ workshop: Journeys, stories, & practice. . NWOCA, OASGW, CSI

McGuire Wise, S. (2014). Cognitive-behavioral clinical supervision. Ohio Association for Counselor Education and Supervision

McGuire Wise, S. (2012). Supervising your supervisor, or how did we come full circle? The ping-pong of dual professional relationships. . Ohio Association for Counselor Education and Supervision