Stephanie Grogan is a licensed professional counselor, Chemical dependency counselor, national certified counselor, and certified clinical trauma professional; she is also trained in EMDR. Stephanie serves as the Impact Director for Phoenix House Texas. Prior to this, Stephanie served PHT as the Program Director for the Hill A. Feinberg Residential Treatment Academy, and she has also served PHT in the roles of Program Manager, Quality & Development Supervisor, and Residential Counselor.
Stephanie earned her Bachelor of Arts in English Writing & Rhetoric from St. Edward’s University, where she focused her studies on nonfiction writing and editing and interned with the Office of Sponsored Programs and later with the Kozmetksy Center of Excellence. She also studied abroad at the University of Helsinki in Finland. Stephanie earned her Master of Science in Counseling from Southern Methodist University (SMU), where she was active in SMU’s Association of Student Counselors as Treasurer and later as President, coordinating volunteer opportunities, student mentoring, and community training and events.
She has experience treating adolescents, adults, and families with substance use, mental health, and relational concerns. Additionally, she has experience providing support for conducting clinical audits as well as providing training on motivational enhancement strategies, recognizing signs of substance use in adolescents, the neuroscience of addiction, and positive psychology principles. She is passionate about improving health equity through not only direct treatment but also by improving accessibility and the social determinants of health at every level.
Stephanie enjoys cycling, improv comedy, and traveling in her free time.