Aman QS is an LCSW who holds a BA/BS in psychology and sociology from Wayne State University and an MSW from the University of Southern California, where she majored in mental health and completed a sub-specialty in military social work. She is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Social Work (DSW) through Tulane University.
Aman has held a variety of roles at Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation since 2018, including SUD Counselor in Naples, FL, Clinical Trainer Consultant, and Family Services Professional — all centered on the treatment of alcoholism/addiction and incorporating family support into recovery. She has facilitated a complex trauma and grief group for ten years at Valerie’s House, a local non-profit dedicated to grief and loss.
She has previously taught chemical dependency courses as an adjunct professor at Florida Gulf Coast University and provided supervision to BSW and MSW students. Aman has also worked in probation for anger management and domestic violence, and at a soup kitchen serving individuals facing homelessness and/or severe poverty.
She has previously taught chemical dependency courses as an adjunct professor at Florida Gulf Coast University and provided supervision to BSW and MSW students. Aman has also worked in probation for anger management and domestic violence, and at a soup kitchen serving individuals facing homelessness and/or severe poverty.
