She now oversees mental health programming at all levels TK-12, which includes coordinated individual and group therapy services with three contracted agencies, individual case consultation, linking families to community based mental health support, providing psychoeducation presentations in the classroom, facilitating trauma informed practice and additional mental health based training to staff members, and was an active member on multiple task forces lead by the district (RISE, Equity, Student Wellness and Safety). She has facilitated mental health and wellness information nights for the parent community, sat on a multitude of mental health panels with a wide variety of community partners, created and collaborated on crisis response protocols and documentation, and supported, facilitated, and participated in equity workshops both at the site and district level.

She is also eligible to be a clinical supervisor for associate marriage and family therapists. She received her Master’s in Counseling Psychology, with an emphasis in marriage and family therapy from University of San Francisco, in 2015, and completed her BA at the University of California, Riverside in Psychology, in 2012. Genavae specializes in Trauma Informed Practices, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, client centered care, and motivational interviewing, having worked in community mental health settings since 2014. Her previous placements were Bill Wilson Center, Community Solutions, Unity Care, and CASSY (counseling and support services for youth), where she gained experience working directly with children, adolescents, families, couples, and adults. Genavae’s greatest goal is to reduce mental health stigma, increase access to care, and better the lives of children and families in her community!

Dr. Khosravi graduated with honors from the University of California, Berkeley, with a BA in psychology and then went on to earn her MS and PsyD in Clinical Psychology from PGSP-Stanford PsyD Consortium. During graduate school, she received extensive training in providing therapeutic and assessment services to youth with a wide variety of presenting concerns, including depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD and autism. She furthered her training in psychological assessment by completing her postdoctoral fellowship at San Diego Center for Children, where she conducted comprehensive psychological evaluations with diagnostically complex children and adolescents residing in a residential treatment center.

Dr. Khosravi has received training in multiple evidence-based therapies and frequently integrates interventions and approaches from various modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), to best serve the unique needs of individual clients. She is also passionate about psychological assessment as a tool to best understand each child’s strengths and weaknesses to empower the child and their family to utilize their strengths to increase resiliency and optimize academic, social and emotional functioning. Dr. Khosravi believes that the most important piece of psychological assessment is individualized recommendations and concrete, actionable steps that clearly delineate a path forward for the client and family.

She provides parent wellness coaching with families and with coaches, she offers family success consultation & training to support the growth and development of the parent wellness coaching team. Shawneece has had variety of organizational and family service experience working with young children, their families, and communities in which they live. Shawneece has a strong value of supporting families through the development of their child. Most importantly, she is a wife and parent of three children with a variety of health and educational needs.

She’s been featured by CNN, ABC, National Public Radio, USA Today, Teen Vogue, and was as a youth development expert for projects for the Obama Administration and the Clinton Global Initiative.

Her honors include American Express NGen Leadership Award top five, one of the '42 leading women in education' by the University of Southern California, Silicon Valley Woman of Influence, Ashoka Activating Empathy winner, and Local Hero Award Winner by Cosmopolitan for Latinas.

From 2015-2018, she served as a Juvenile Justice Commission for Santa Clara County, California.