Meet MCH’s New Therapeutic Coordinator
Monroe Community Hospital (MCH) welcomes Jenny Stanberry, Ph.D., as its newest Therapeutic Program Coordinator.
Stanberry brings a diverse professional background and a passion for helping people thrive throughout every stage of life. She earned her doctorate in Human Development and Family Studies from the University of Delaware and has worked with people from birth through end of life.
Throughout her career, Stanberry has worked in a variety of roles, including running a community adult and family literacy program. She later spent a decade teaching special education before joining the MCH team.
In her new role, Stanberry will focus on supporting the behavioral health and emotional well-being of MCH residents, families and staff.
“I believe behavioral health is an essential part of well-being, and that prevention is always more effective than addressing negative situations,” Stanberry said. “I am particularly excited about collaborating with residents, families and staff to proactively support the mental and emotional well-being of everyone at MCH.”
Stanberry said she is excited to build connections throughout MCH and bring a proactive approach to behavioral health as part of the hospital’s commitment to caring for the whole person.
Outside of work, Stanberry is an artist who enjoys singing, dancing, writing poetry and reading. She also enjoys textile arts, including knitting, crocheting, weaving and cross-stitch.
She is the mother of two sets of twins, one fraternal and one identical, and describes herself as someone who loves all things water, from waterfalls and kayaking to swimming and relaxing by the lake.
“I find my deepest purpose in connecting with others and bringing more joy and light into the world,” Stanberry said.
MCH is excited to welcome Stanberry to the team and looks forward to the experience, creativity and compassion she brings to her new role.
