Roseann Bennett

As the Executive Director of Center for Assessment and Treatment, Roseann Bennett is responsible for the overall leadership, direction and coordination of agency programs and activities. Roseann plays an instrumental role in the development of programs relevant to the various populations served, prepares agency budgets, and maintains an adequate system for proper accounting of funds. Furthermore, she directs, supervises, and evaluates all agency employees, provides staff development programs, creates opportunity for student training, and has supervised interns and individuals working towards licensure.

While her professional demands have significantly increased over the years as the Center for Assessment and Treatment has grown, Roseann still maintains her own clinical caseload at the organization. Afterall, her true passion lies in connecting with people and helping individuals realize that change is possible.

In recognition of her success and commitment to the community, Roseann Bennett has been named a Wall Street Journal Woman of Note and serves as NJAMFT Northern Chapter President. She also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Centenary University and Seton Hall University, where she herself was a student.