Molly Belsito

I am a compassionate and highly motivated clinicial social worker with extensie experience providing trauma-informed, strengths-based clinical services to children, adolescents, and families. Skilled in assessment, diagnostic formulation, crisis intervention, and interdisciplinary collaboration within school and community mental health settings. Committed to advancing emotional well-being, resilience, and equitable access to mental health care for youth.

Before entering graduate school, I served as a paraprofessional and behavioral aide at Milford High School, where supporting a diverse student body within the BRYT program solidified my passion for social-emotional advocacy. I continued this commitment during my graduate studies by completing a dual-role internship at the same institution, effectively balancing full-time employment with clinical responsibilities. This experience allowed me to manage a caseload of 5–10 students, co-facilitate life skills groups for students with moderate to severe disabilities, and provide critical crisis intervention.

Through close collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and outside providers, I developed the professional resilience and clinical skills necessary to ensure comprehensive, coordinated care for students facing complex challenges.

I am currently completing my second internship at Community Healthlink as a clinical intern on the Victim Services Team. In this setting, I have deepened my skills in trauma-informed clinical care while supporting clients and families navigating complex outpatient healthcare systems. This experience has strengthened my ability to coordinate with multiple service providers, advocate for clients, and approach care through a holistic, client-centered lens.

I will graduate from Boston College on May 18, 2026, with a Master’s in Social Work