Prior to becoming a therapist, Dr. Baldwin was a Newborn Intensive Care Nurse for eighteen years, a pediatric nurse for one year, and a school nurse for a year. Through extensive involvement with families who are in the court system, often for divorce, custody, and visitation issues, Dr. Baldwin is often sought out by attorneys and social service departments to help children and families who are in litigation. Dr. Baldwin’s approach is family centered, recognizing that when families are struggling, early and appropriate intervention has been found to be the most effective strategy to reduce long-term issues. Dr. Baldwin received her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from the University of Virginia, her Master of Social Work degree from Norfolk State University, and her Ph.D. from Virginia Commonwealth University. Dr. Baldwin has spoken at international and national conferences, focusing on working with families with children who have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and families who have a service member who is the Special Forces. Additionally, she has coauthored a chapter in a graduate textbook. She has taught at Old Dominion University in the Human Services Department since 1995 and has received the “Inspirational Professor of the Year” award.