Marcella Kamile Norman, MA, is a masters level clinical psychotherapist who holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from Ashford University, a master's degree in counseling psychology from Rosemont College in Pennsylvania. Her work began with the community health population and with those experiencing mental health challenges. Marcella has experience in treating persons with substance abuse addictions in the drug and alcohol field. Marcella has an extensive background in various disciplines in the mental health field. While working for a community-based mental health program, she realized that there was a great need for more African American clinician representation. She dedicates herself to working with and for the BIPOC community.
Marcella is currently working with children experiencing mental health disorders such as Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), depression, and (OCD) obsessive compulsive disorder. She also works with adults on an inpatient psychiatric unit experiencing various mental health disorders.
Marcella has worked with the international community providing psychoeducation through workshops, specifically in Haiti. Marcella is currently pursuing licensure and continually seeking to expand her knowledge and service in the field of mental health, both in her community and internationally.