Phelica Glass is a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker with a successful psychotherapy practice in Topeka, KS. Graduate of Washburn University with a Bachelor’s in Behavioral Sciences. Graduate of Tulane University of New Orleans with a master’s in clinical social work and certification of Gerontology. Through further education she attained a certification in Child and Adolescent Grief Counseling from the International Association of Health Care Professionals. Phelica is a Fellow of the American Academy of Grief. She also holds certifications as a Sex Offender Treatment Provider, Geriatric Social Work, Sex and Porn Addiction Recovery, Suicide Bereavement and Spiritual Life Coach.

In private practice Phelica meets the needs of individuals and families coping with grief, behavioral and emotional issues by walking with them through their personal journeys. Her belief is that children and families transition smoothly through difficult situations when they have the necessary support to do so. Phelica’s unique style of therapy is both effective and engaging, using cognitive behavioral, solution-focused, Theraplay and Parent-Child Interactive Treatment methods. She believes in empowering the voice of her clients through motivation and advocacy.

Phelica holds various positions within the following organizations within Topeka: The Kujima Collective, Tyson Williams Productions, Martin Luther King Living the Dream, Greater Topeka EMBD, and Topeka Chamber of Commerce. Phelica was the Graduate Member at Large for the Kansas National Association of Social Work, and now holds the position of Ethics Chair.

Phelica is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc, Chi Delta Zeta Chapter of Lawrence/Topeka, KS where she currently is the Chapter, State and Regional Chaplain. Phelica has held the positions of Regional Domestic Violence Coordinator, Regional Mental Health Coordinator and Kansas Protocol and Procedures Representative. She is also a member of The Links Topeka Chapter where she volunteers in developing and implementing a teen mentoring program at Topeka High School.