Chabli Hodge, LCSW-PIP is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive practice experience working with diverse populations. Graduating from Barry University with a Master's degree in Social Work and holding licensure in South Dakota and Florida has granted Chabli the opportunity to utilize her skills across a variety of settings including outpatient specialty clinics, crisis intervention, program development, and administration. Pursuing her passion to converge her love for clinical practice and her desire to invest in the learning and development of future social workers, Chabli serves as an Instructor and Field Education Director for the University of South Dakota. Currently, Chabli is pursuing her PhD in Social Work at the University of Iowa as a first-year doctoral student with a concentration in public health.

Clinical Social Work, Trauma-Informed Practice, Practicum Education, Trauma-informed Approaches for Agencies and Organizations, Generational trauma in the African-American community, Practicum Education, Culturally Responsive Practice, Critical Reflection in Social Work.

The impact of poverty on the mental health of disadvantaged children and families; The psychosocial development of African-American children; Effective clinical interventions for African-American couples and families, Generational trauma in the African-American community, Assessment and Evaluation in Practicum Education.