Drawing on a clinical background rooted in empathy, communication, and behavioral understanding, Scott is committed to ensuring that all individuals are treated with dignity, patience, and fairness.His experience in family systems, trauma‑informed practice, and substance‑use recovery allows him to recognize when underlying issues—such as addiction, mental health concerns, or family stress—may be contributing factors in court involvement. While maintaining strict judicial neutrality, Scott will emphasize clear communication, respect, and accessibility for all court participants.Scott works extensively in therapeutic settings, providing counseling, crisis intervention, case management, drug court cases, Mental health evaluations in NYE County Detention Center for attorneys, and structured treatment planning for individuals and families. This experience contributes to a practical understanding of the challenges faced by our rural communities, including limited resources, transportation barriers, unemployment, and socio-economic issues.
