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Kelly N. Moore, a widely respected clinical psychologist whose work reshaped how institutions approach trauma care and mental health services, died Thursday, Aug. 20, at Virtua Voorhees Hospital. She was 46.
Moore served as director of psychological services at Rutgers University, where she also held the title of clinical associate professor. Colleagues described her as a driving force behind expanded counseling programs and a tireless advocate for students navigating mental health challenges.
Beyond her academic role, Moore managed a program at a trauma center, helping survivors of violence and abuse access coordinated care. She was also an author and entrepreneur, founding ventures aimed at making mental health support more accessible outside traditional clinical settings.
Her career spanned more than two decades. She trained dozens of doctoral students, many of whom now lead programs across the country. Peers remembered her for a direct, compassionate style and for pushing institutions to move faster on issues like crisis intervention and equity in care.
Moore is survived by family members and a broad community of former students, patients and colleagues. Memorial arrangements have not been announced.
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