Julie Shlensky, A.P.S.W.
Young Adults Independence Project Coordinator
Case Manager
As Coordinator of the Young Adults Independence Project, Julie plans and implements socialization activities which promote independent living skills and fosters friendships for young adults with developmental disabilities. She provides education, support, and counseling for parents and families with young adults who have exceptional needs. As a Case Manager, Julie provides education, support and advocacy for adult clients who have severe mental illness or developmental disabilities. At Habush House Julie organizes socialization actives and provides independent living skills training.
Specialties:
- Exceptional needs
- Disabilities
- Violence prevention
- Children and divorce
- Women’s issues
- Parenting challenges
- Group facilitation
Areas of Interest:
- Children and families
- School issues
- Depression
- Relationship issues
- Trauma
- Domestic violence
Education:
M.S.W.
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
M.S. Exceptional Education
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
B.A. Elementary Education
University of Wisconsin-Madison
ACT- Adults and Children Together-Against Violence facilitator
Member of Alpha Delta Mu, Helen Bader School of Social Welfare Honor Society, Member Pi Lambda Theta Education Honor Society

