Nancy G. Calley, Ph.D., LPC

Dr. Calley specializes in the clinical treatment of juvenile sex offenders. She is currently the Principal Researcher & Project Coordinator on a multi-year federal Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention-funded initiative focused on residential treatment of juvenile sex offenders and comprehensive re-entry planning.  In addition, she recently completed a two year evaluation and system-wide improvement project for juvenile sex offender management funded by the federal Bureau of Justice Programs.  To learn more about Dr. Calley's research on juvenile sex offender treatment, visit her website at: www.cjsom.com.

Dr. Calley's publications include the assessment and treatment of juvenile sex offenders, clinical program development and implementation, ethical issues in counseling, and professional identity in counseling. Her primary research areas focus on juvenile sex offender management, comprehensive clinical program development for court-involved adolescents and families, and the practical application of ethics. She has worked with marginalized individuals in the juvenile justice, child welfare, and public mental health systems for more than two decades as a clinician, clinical director, and administrator, and continues to be actively involved in southeastern Michigan.

Dr. Calley teaches counseling theories, program development in counseling, diagnosis in counseling, and working with trauma survivors. She is the Ethics Chair of the Michigan Counseling Association, Co-Chair of the Licensing Committee of the Michigan Counseling Association  and the past president of the Michigan Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors. Dr. Calley holds an MA in Counseling and a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision from Wayne State University and is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She joined the University in 2002.