Mallory Super is an actively working paramedic/firefighter. She began her first responder career as a cadet at age 22. She eventually joined the fire department where she served as a frontline paramedic/firefighter for 10 years before transitioning to instructing at their internal fire academy; she has been an instructor there for the past 5 years. Mallory has first-hand experience and understanding of the unique and complex stressors that members of the first responder community face daily. Additionally, Mallory serves as the Peer Support Coordinator for her department’s peer support team and is a regional coordinator for the state of Kansas.

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She completed her master’s degree in Counseling from Avila University in Kansas City in 2020. She has specialty training in trauma treatment with a particular emphasis on treating active duty first responders. She is also very comfortable with treating depression, anxiety, and OCD. Her primary treatment modalities are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Prolonged Exposure, Cognitive Processing Therapy, and she tends to take an eclectic and dynamic approach to integration of those modalities based on the evolving needs of the client.