SOUND BEACH, NY, February 12, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Janet A. Siry, LCSW, has been included in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.

Ms. Siry has established a distinguished career as a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist, dedicating more than two decades to the Lutheran Counseling Center since 2002. In this capacity, she facilitates support groups that foster healing and peer connection, provides emotional support and guidance in both group and individual settings, and collaborates with community organizations to enhance survivor assistance programs. She is also responsible for initiating psychoeducation workshops, which have become integral to the center's outreach efforts.

Beyond her clinical and programmatic work, Ms. Siry is widely recognized for her expertise in crisis intervention, substance abuse, family dysfunction, and intergenerational trauma. Her ability to connect individuals with national hotlines, local response services, and organizations such as the Long Island Council on Addictions has made her a reliable source of support within her community. Friends and community members frequently seek her guidance, relying on her for referrals and clear direction during times of need.

Prior to her tenure at the Lutheran Counseling Center, Ms. Siry served as a counselor at a local high school, where she provided direct support to adolescents navigating academic and personal challenges. Her earlier experience includes working as a resident counselor with the North Shore Youth Council, where she was instrumental in developing youth programs that addressed behavioral health and family dynamics. Ms. Siry began her professional journey as a nursery school teacher at Trinity Lutheran, where she discovered her passion for working with children and families.

Ms. Siry's academic background includes a Master of Science in Social Work from Fordham University, completed in 2003, and a Bachelor of Science in elementary education from Valparaiso University, earned in 1973. Her formal education provided the theoretical framework and practical skills necessary for her subsequent roles in teaching, counseling and psychotherapy. Ms. Siry holds a license as a clinical social worker, which has enabled her to deliver comprehensive mental health services across various settings.

Reflecting on her career, she attributes much of her success to her faith in God and a sense of higher calling that has guided her through periods of growth and self-discovery. Ms. Siry acknowledges the guidance of mentors, including Pastor Jeffrey Kolbo and Pastor Bruce Kaifler, and values her long-standing collaborations with clergy and community leaders.

In addition to her professional affiliations, including membership in the National Association of Social Workers, Ms. Siry has contributed extensively to civic life. She volunteers with Habitat for Humanity, a local food pantry and her church. Notably, her service was recognized by the local newspaper, which named her Woman of the Year in Religion in 2005.

Outside of her professional commitments, Ms. Siry enjoys gardening, reading, walking and spending time with family and friends. She values opportunities to travel more widely while continuing to support those in need through information sharing and referrals. Ongoing professional development remains important to her; she pursues workshops on topics such as narcissism and intergenerational trauma to further enhance her counseling approach.

Drawing on decades of experience with diverse populations, Ms. Siry emphasizes trust-building and practical guidance in all aspects of her work. She is committed to ensuring that individuals know help is available and that support often begins with knowing where to turn. Deeply engaged in both community and church life, she has served on the Lutheran Church board and on a candidacy committee for new pastors, and maintains strong partnerships with local organizations.

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