"Scottie" Urmey, LCSW TEP
License # 44SC05441500
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Scottie Urmey BS, MSW, LCSW, TEP
Scottie is a board certified trainer, educator, and practitioner (TEP) by the American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry, and Group Psychotherapy and approved Clinical Social Work Supervisor in New Jersey. She graduated Saint Peter's College with a BS in Clinical Psychology & Cognitive Processing and worked as a research assistant in the Psychology Department. After St. Peter's, Scottie earned her MSW at Monmouth University's Graduate School of Social Work with a concentration of working with children and families.
After graduating, Scottie was a therapist at Jersey Shore University Medical Center in the Children's Partial Hospital and Therapeutic Nursery programs. Following her time at Jersey Shore, she became the Senior Clinician at the Intensive Outpatient Program at Monmouth Medical Center. Additionally, she was the Senior Clinician of a program through the Mental Health Association of Monmouth County for a program that assisted those impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
A culmination of more than 30 years of training and experience, Scottie founded Psychodrama New Jersey in 2012 as an institute of psychodrama training and psychotherapy. With a solid foundation in creative arts therapies, psychological research, and teaching to post-graduate level students, she welcomes opportunities for advanced level teaching and research involvement.
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Scottie has taught Psychodrama & Group Psychotherapy as an adjunct professor in the Psychological Counseling Department and School of Social Work at Monmouth University Monmouth University. Scottie currently teaches Clinical Supervision at Monmouth University School of Social Work Professional Education Program, a state required 20-hour course to become approved as a Clinical Social Work Supervisor in NJ. Scottie has served on the Application Review Committee of the NASW NJ CE Approval Collaborative, is an active ASGPP volunteer, and past President of the American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry, & Group Psychotherapy.
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Scottie received the 2014 Alumni of the Year Award from Monmouth University School of Social Work (07’), 2014 Volunteer Award from the Mental Health Association of Monmouth County for contributions made post-Super storm Sandy, and the 2016 ASGPP Collaborators Award for her long time work with Ronald Collier as psychodrama trainers and educators.
In addition to her passion for teaching others about social work and psychodrama, her interests include:
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clinical applications and efficacy of psychodrama,sociometry and group psychotherapy
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primary and secondary trauma
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professional burn-out, professional self-care & sustainability
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professional ethics
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mindfulness meditation
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positive psychology
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and environmental, racial, and social justice.
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Scottie at the Grand Canyon after the
2016 ASGPP Awards in Phoenix, AZ