Skylar Weisenborn is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and Supervisor (LISW-S) in Ohio, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Indiana, and the Clinical Director at The Anxiety Center. She is dedicated to integrating the best of psychological science with a compassionate approach that recognizes the values and strengths of each individual she works with. She has a vast range of social service experiences and has specific skills in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused CBT, Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness, and Prolonged Exposure (PE). She is also an active member of IOCDF, ADAA, and Catholic Psychotherapy Association (CPA).

Skylar received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Ball State University where she graduated valedictorian of her class and received First Team Academic All-American Honors for her excellence in academics while playing on the varsity soccer team. From there, she taught Psychology and English as a second language at a small university for women in Honduras, worked in a shelter for survivors of sex and labor trafficking in Thessaloniki, Greece, and worked for two years at an adult in-patient psychiatric facility here in Cincinnati. She went on to obtain her Master of Social Work degree with a Clinical Global Practice Concentration and a certificate in Trauma Studies from Boston College where she again graduated first in her class. Her first-year graduate internship was spent as a case manager working with the homeless population for FamilyAid Boston. Her second-year graduate internship was spent on the island of Lesvos, Greece, where she worked in a shelter for unaccompanied refugee minors fleeing war and terrorism in the Middle East. There she helped train and collaborate with local staff in providing best practices for acute trauma survivors. Before joining the Anxiety Center, Skylar spent the four years working with students K-12 as a school-based mental and behavioral health therapist for both Catholic Charities of Southwest Ohio and Best Point Behavioral Health with The Children’s Home of Cincinnati.