WHITE PLAINS, NY

Ms. Hartman is the Regional Assistant Vice President for The Renfrew Center, overseeing the New York City, NY; White Plains, NY; and Paramus, NJ sites. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a focus on Childhood Development from The George Washington University and her Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at New York University. Ms. Hartman has been with Renfrew since 2013, having interned at the New York site, then holding the positions of Primary Therapist and Team Leader at The Renfrew Center of Boston, and most recently serving as Senior Team Leader at The Renfrew Center of Northern New Jersey. Prior to joining Renfrew, Ms. Hartman served as Clinical Research Coordinator in the Department of Endocrinology at Boston Children’s Hospital.

Dr. Wagner is the Site Director at The Renfrew Center of White Plains, NY. She received her PhD in Mental Health Counseling from Pace University, where she now teaches as an adjunct Professor of Psychology. Prior to joining Renfrew, Dr. Wagner was a Mental Health Therapist at Westchester Medical Center’s acute inpatient Behavioral Health Center and served as Director at St. Christopher’s Inc., a residential treatment center for adolescents with behavioral, emotional and psychiatric challenges. She is the President of Wagner Youth & Young Adult Counseling, LLC, an agency providing mental health advocacy, education and consulting to individuals and organizations. Dr. Wagner currently sits on the Board of Saint Joseph Medical Center JMC Senior Housing Development Fund Corporations and is a member of the Strategic Planning Board for the New York Mental Health Counselors Association.  She served as a two-term elected Trustee for the Village of Pleasantville and was a previous board member of Fox House, the Sisters of Charity of NY and Hudson Valley Bank Business Development & Foundation. Additionally, Dr. Wagner is the co-founder of Pleasantville SEPTA, an organization that advocates for families and children with special needs, a founding member of Pleasantville STRONG, a coalition that develops and supports on-going substance abuse prevention and reduction strategies, and the founder and coordinator of Pleasantville VIP, a program that provides social and athletic experiences for children with mental or physical disabilities. Dr. Wagner is a Certified Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor for the National Council for Behavioral Health.