Dr. Marilyn Wooley is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD who has been providing compassionate support since her graduation in 1977 from the University of Arizona. She specializes in assisting teens and adults, particularly those working in Police and Public Safety sectors, and is particularly experienced in addressing trauma, PTSD, and family conflict. Dr. Wooley employs a practical and direct approach to therapy, primarily using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help clients work towards their therapeutic goals. Her hypoallergenic therapy dog, Dood, plays a pivotal role in creating a calming atmosphere during sessions. She is also proficient in Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) and Thought Field Therapy, offering effective treatment for individuals in crisis and their families. Furthermore, Dr. Wooley provides Critical Incident Stress Management services to police and private organizations, while also teaching the Mitchell Model Critical Incident Stress Management. Committed to her community, she has been an active volunteer for the WCPR since 2001 and currently serves on the board of the First Responders Support Network. Additionally, Dr. Wooley conducts pre-employment psychological evaluations for candidates in police and public safety roles, ensuring they receive the support they need to thrive.