Sippio M Small, LCSW, is a faculty member of the Ackerman Institute for the Family and Co-Director of Ackerman's Diversity and Social Work Training Program.

Since 1981, Mr. Small has worked as a therapist with individuals, couples, families, groups and target populations in need at facilities throughout New York City. He is a consultant and clinician in New York City, working with social workers to address issues affecting students and their families.

He is an instructor in family therapy for the Post-Master's degree program at Hunter College School of Social Work. Mr. Small has presented on numerous social work and family issues including: alternative approaches to substance abuse treatment for practitioners; the impact of HIV and AIDS on care providers; family therapy and African-Americans; and the impact of social service systems on families and family therapy.

ssmall@ackerman.org

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