Chaplain Belinda Marie Preston-Cash ‘03 (Antioch McGregor, MA) earned her PsyD in Research and Leadership in 2025. She is known for her compassionate chaplaincy and innovative approach to empowering individuals and communities.
Through her private practice, Tears for Tay Recovery LLC, she integrates clinical assessments, life coaching, and SAP/DOT certification with evidence-based best practices. Her work emphasizes empathy and draws on mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral methods, and culturally responsive care. Guided by strong ethics, she addresses both individual and systemic challenges within substance use disorder and mental health settings.
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