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Cali Fuller, LPC

Cali Fuller is a native to Cincinnati, Ohio. She received her Bachelors in Psychology at the University of Cincinnati. During her time there, Cali participated in an undergraduate research fellowship, and worked as a research assistant in the Children’s Cognitive Research Lab. Prior to graduate school, she gained clinical experience through work as a mental health specialist serving children impacted by trauma and addiction. Cali earned her graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Xavier University. After graduation, she continued work at her internship site as a school-based therapist. These clinical experiences inspired Cali to establish a private practice to best meet the unique needs of individuals impacted by anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, and complex family dynamics. She deeply values the wrap-around and collaborative care that is provided at Northeast Cincinnati Pediatrics, and the effective outcomes that result. Cali maintains her private practice part time alongside her role at the pediatrics office. Outside of work, she enjoys spending her time with friends and two dogs, being outside, and doing yoga.

Education

2016 University of Cincinnati, BA

2019 Xavier University, MA

Licensure: Licensed Professional Counselor

Professional Experience

2015- Undergraduate Fellowship, Cincinnati Children’s Department of Developmental and Behavioral Disabilities

2015-2016- Research Assistant, Children’s Cognitive Research Lab

2016-2017- Qualified Mental Health Specialist, G.L.A.D House

2017-2018- Intern, Office-based Child Focus, Inc.

2018-2019- School-Based Counselor and Crisis Responder, Child Focus, Inc.

2020- Present - Counselor and Co-Owner, Private Practice

2024- Present- Northeast Cincinnati Pediatrics

Cali currently sees patients in our Sycamore office on Wednesdays and Fridays. 

Cali Fuller, LPC

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