Stacie Speirs-Pfeiffer - Vice President

About Me

	Stacie Speirs-Pfeiffer, MA, LMHC, Vice President: Stacie@riverviewcenter.org Stacie Speirs-Pfeiffer is the Vice President of Riverview Center, a non-profit organization that provides sexual and domestic violence services in the Dubuque tri-state area. Stacie has fifteen years of multi-state experience providing therapy and advocacy for teenage boys and girls living in residential facilities, families whose children have been removed from the home, chronic substance abusers through a jail-based support group, and child survivors of sexual abuse through individual therapy sessions. Stacie has developed curriculums and programming for the prevention of substance abuse and sexual assault, including the "Coaching Girls into Women" curriculum, and has presented to schools, colleges and community groups on such topics as substance abuse, the foster care system, sexual harassment and assault, bullying, and using play therapy techniques with children. Stacie holds a master’s degree in Clinical/Counseling Psychology, is a licensed mental health therapist, and is a certified sexual abuse advocate in the state of Iowa. In her current role, Stacie is in charge of programmatic development and the supervision of all sexual assault therapists, advocates, and violence prevention educators.

Stacie Speirs-Pfeiffer, MA, LMHC, Vice President:
Stacie@riverviewcenter.org

Stacie Speirs-Pfeiffer is the Vice President of Riverview Center, a non-profit organization that provides sexual and domestic violence services in the Dubuque tri-state area. Stacie has fifteen years of multi-state experience providing therapy and advocacy for teenage boys and girls living in residential facilities, families whose children have been removed from the home, chronic substance abusers through a jail-based support group, and child survivors of sexual abuse through individual therapy sessions.

Stacie has developed curriculums and programming for the prevention of substance abuse and sexual assault, including the "Coaching Girls into Women" curriculum, and has presented to schools, colleges and community groups on such topics as substance abuse, the foster care system, sexual harassment and assault, bullying, and using play therapy techniques with children.

Stacie holds a master’s degree in Clinical/Counseling Psychology, is a licensed mental health therapist, and is a certified sexual abuse advocate in the state of Iowa. In her current role, Stacie is in charge of programmatic development and the supervision of all sexual assault therapists, advocates, and violence prevention educators.