Sedell Bobcomb is a Senior Program Associate with the Youth Technical Assistance Center (YTAC) at NYU McSilver, where she supports the day-to-day management and creation of training and technical assistance initiatives for Youth ACT teams across New York State. In this role, she collaborates with stakeholders to ensure project deliverables are met, develops training tools and self-learning resources, facilitates consultation calls, and coordinates meetings, events, and statewide training. Sedell brings extensive experience in child welfare and community-based mental health, with prior roles at OnTrackNY and Brooklyn’s Youth ACT Team. She earned her BA in Psychology from Adelphi University and her MSW from Hunter College’s macro track, later training in brainspotting and TF-CBT. Currently a Doctor of Social Work (DSW) candidate at Long Island University, her capstone examines the effectiveness of community-based mental health programs for youth with serious mental illness in urban settings.