My friend Molly Bodenitz, who died at the age of 46, was a clinical psychologist inspiring to work with young people at risk of taking care of care and detention, and their families.
Time in the national team and specialized for adoption and its promotion at Modesley Hospital in London In the 2000s, Molly played a major role in the success of the early experiences of family -based intervention, MST, in Hukini, London, starting in 2008. MST was implementing subsequently across the UK. Attendance and reduce violation rates.
Molly was born in London, to Sue (Nee Evans), a Bodinetz fashion designer, advertising writer, Molly went to James Allen for Girls in Dolwich, and completed both university and doctoral training in Clinical Psychology at College University London.
In 2016, Bumpton decided to leave her and leave London to be closer to the sea. I settled Devon To bring her little son, Issa.
Join psychology ASSOCIATES, an EXARTER support agency, is applying to clinical bullets for adoption and reinforcement, and has become a member of the Research Committee at the Bilateral Development Psychotherapy Institute.
The DDP focus on creating a safe relationship and confidence between the child and his career with Molly – giving families a message “We come in peace” and the idea that “if it is easy to do so already, so let’s help us return to the type of family you want to be.”
In April 2021, Molly joined the bridges of the Devon County Council, as a clinical and clinical psychologist. It helped develop a bridge model that guides practitioners working to prevent family and youth collapsing from entering care. The Bridges team won the General Pediatric Services Award at the 2023 Awards for the year.
Molly Molly with cancer was surprising and fast, but she had enough time to reunite with family and friends, dance, drink tea and thinking while the waves were crushed loudly throughout its favorite in the Dawlish coast.
Those who have sympathy and sympathy, and great taste in Adidas sportswear will remember by those who are fortunate to know her.
I have survived by Issa, by her brothers, Gima, Jack, Noah, Zoe, Gabi, Nat, Elijah, and Sue.
