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Margot Escott, MSW, LCSW

Margot Escott, MSW, LCSW

Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Therapist

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Posted on June 1, 2017June 13, 2018 by Margot Escott, MSW, LCSW

SOCIAL WORK & IMPROV COMEDY

As an MSW and an improviser, I am proud of the relationship between my two vocations and the women who pioneered social work and improv comedy, the “Mother of Social Work” and the “Mother of Improv”. How their lives intersected is inspirational to me.

CategoriesHull House, Improv, Social Work Tagshumor, Improv, Jane Addams, laughter, Margot Escott, Therapist, therapy

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Improv Interviews

  • Maria Schaedler-Luera – Actor, Improviser, Community activist
  • Koray Tarhan Global Improviser
  • Siddharth Venkatesh
  • Cheng Zeng – Applied Improv Facilitator
  • Will Luera Champion’s Improvisational Theatre
  • Jonathan Nguyen and Britain’s all Asian improv ensemble “Comediasians”
  • Clay Drinko and his new book Play Your Way Sane
  • Stephanie Rae and The Black Improv Alliance
  • Rick Hall – Actor, Improviser, Musician, Voice Over Actor, Story Teller
  • Improv Interviews with Margot Escott, LCSW

(239) 434-6558 margotescott@mac.com 2335 Tamiami Trail, Suite 209, Naples, FL 34103

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