Brandi Chamberlin has a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision, is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Virginia, and has worked in a variety of clinical settings since 2004. Dr. Chamberlin has served in administration and leadership positions within higher education for over fifteen years. Her primary research interests are in online counselor education, wellness, and cultural orientation. She is an active member of the counseling community serving as the President of the Lynchburg Area Counselor’s Association from 2021-2022, the President for the Virginia Association of Counselor Education and Supervision from 2022-2023, and is currently the President for the Virginia Association for Spirituality Ethics Religion and Values in Counseling. Dr. Chamberlin has published and presented on counselor education, the Strong Black Woman schema, multicultural competency, spirituality, and wellness locally, regionally, and nationally. She has expertise in CACREP accreditation processes and programmatic assessment. Dr. Chamberlin has specialized training in Emotion Focused Therapy and primarily works from an attachment perspective with individuals and couples.