Nancy Dib

Q: What is Nancy Dib email address?

Email Nancy Dib at nancy.dib@nysaba.org. This email is the most updated Nancy Dib email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact Nancy Dib?

To contact Nancy Dib send an email to nancy.dib@nysaba.org. (updated on October 29, 2024)

Chief Clinical Officer at The Arc Mid-Hudson | Rhinebeck, New York, United States

About Nancy Dib

Nancy Dib serves as the Director of Clinical Services at The Arc Mid-Hudson, where she leverages her extensive background in behavioral health and clinical administration to enhance the quality of care for individuals with developmental disabilities. With a strong foundation in psychology and psychotherapy, Nancy oversees the Ulster Rehab Clinic, an Article 16 Clinic, ensuring that all clinical departments and nursing staff operate efficiently and effectively. Her leadership extends to Family Support and Intensive Behavioral Services, where she implements innovative strategies to meet the diverse needs of families and individuals.

A key highlight of Nancy’s role is her direction of The Renaissance Program, a specialized day service designed for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Under her guidance, the program has flourished, providing tailored support that fosters independence and community integration. Nancy is also actively involved in conducting clinical assessments within the Article 16 Clinic, where her expertise in mental health counseling and crisis intervention plays a crucial role in developing personalized treatment plans.

Beyond her administrative responsibilities, Nancy is a proud member of several professional and community organizations, reflecting her commitment to ongoing professional development and advocacy for individuals with disabilities. She has shared her knowledge and insights through presentations at professional conferences and has contributed to academic discourse by teaching at universities and conducting research. Nancy Dib’s multifaceted expertise not only enriches The Arc Mid-Hudson but also positions her as a thought leader in the field of behavioral health and social services.

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