“Having TS and OCD has become a force in my life allowing me to become a program director for a nationally acclaimed non-for-profit, the youngest AVP in a non-for-profit agency within NYC, authoring a book aimed at discussing issues of mental health, creating content and large following on Tiktok, and fostering a positive non-toxic LGBT gaming community on Twitch. I would love to provide support based on my own professional and personal journey - lets do this, together.”
BEx rose, lmhc
Bex Rose, a Licensed Mental Health Professional (LMHC), is a Program Director for a NYC based non-for-profit. She has a background in family focused evidence-based practices as well as upper leadership strategic management. Additionally, her work extends beyond community-based services and extends into policy and procedures for service operations, strength-based communication and clinical supervision/training.
Despite a highly dysfunctional childhood and diagnosis of OCD and Tourette’s Bex has been able to cultivate success in her field and through many social media platforms. Bex currently resides in Brooklyn, NY and works to continue empowering others through multiple platforms.
What People Are Saying on linkedin
I had the privilege of having Bex Rose as my clinical supervisor, and I enthusiastically endorse her exceptional leadership qualities. Bex is a dedicated and engaging supervisor who not only supports her team but also encourages innovative thinking and problem-solving. She consistently fosters a collaborative and team-oriented atmosphere, making every day a pleasure to work alongside her. Bex's leadership has been instrumental in my clinical achievements and success, and I wholeheartedly recommend her for any leadership role.
— Bianca
Project Manager. Strategist. Educator.Trainer. Mental Health Advocate
I had the pleasure of working as part of Bex’s clinical team for two years first as a colleague and then under her when she got promoted to supervisor. Bex taught me firsthand how to be a great leader. She was firm in her needs and straightforward with her leadership while at the same time deeply pursuant of the truth and understanding of those on her team. In the instances when a task was not completed, she would work to understand what got in the way and come up with a plan for how to right the wrong. She held her team accountable to the highest degree while also having grace for their capacity.
I am a more well-rounded leader in my current work for having had Bex as a colleague and supervisor.
— Erika
Director of Children's Corps Programing
She is genuine and I think clients can see that and implicitly trust her as a result because they know that she truly cares and will do anything in her power to help them. She is an excellent example to others in terms of cultural humility and is constantly asking herself how she can do more and be more. I cannot recommend Bex highly enough.I am a more well-rounded leader in my current work for having had Bex as a colleague and supervisor.
— laura
Driving Towards Resilience Director at The Mental Health Association
background and training
Bex’s Education and Training include worksites: Kings County Hospital Forensic Psychiatric Unit, Mount Sinai Addiction Institute of New York (AINY), Foster Care Reunification Services in NYC - Supervision Services, The New York Foundling - certified in FFT-TCM, FFT Standard and child-welfare practices in preventive services. Vibrant Emotional Health - clinical oversight for CFTSS within the 5 bouroughs of NYC.
Licensed Mental Health Professional (LMHC)
The National Board for Certified Counselors – New York, NY
Credential ID: 010996
Master of Science - Education, Mental Health Counseling (M.S.Ed.)
Fordham University – New York, NY
Accredited by Master's in Psychology and Counseling Accreditation Council (MPCAC)
Bachelor of Arts - Forensic Psychology, Criminology Minor (B.A.)
John Jay College of Criminal Justice – New York, NY
Student Travel Program Award
It is no coincidence that the logo of Candor’s Call is a lantern. Lanterns are sacred in many different cultures as a source of light. It is in this light we often look inside ourselves and share it with others. This lantern is a reminder to not only look for the truth in yourself, but the truth around you. This ultimately doesn’t make you just a leader, but also a person who will yield long-term results both personally and professionally.