Rosalind Pagliano obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Medical Technology  from Monmouth University in 1983, located in Long Branch, New Jersey.  While working in her field as a medical technologist she also obtained her Masters equivalent as a Blood Bank Specialist in Blood Banking in 1994.  Rosalind was in charge of a major Blood Bank and supervised the autologous blood transfusion service for Bloodline Corp. for seven years.

In 2007, Rosalind went to Philadelphia Biblical University where she obtained her Masters Degree in Christian Counseling.  She interned for one year at two facilities, Calvary Chapel in Old Bridge New Jersey, and the Dept. of Human Services in Ocean Township, counseling at both facilities with a Christian and Biblical foundation. After her internship, she remained at both facilities continuing to counsel in all areas to include marriage and family issues, individual concerns, teaching parenting and anger management groups. Rosalind created both a 12-week parenting and 8-week anxiety group for adults.  Additionally, Rosalind wrote and implemented an 8-week Christian Support group for Prospective Foster Parents. Rosalind also created and implemented an 8-week friendship counseling program for lay counselors at Calvary Baptist Church in Aberdeen, NJ.

Rosalind and her husband, Vincent, have been foster parents for twenty years and have adopted seven children in addition to their own two natural children. Rosalind has worked closely with the Division of Children’s Services and is familiar with issues related to this office.

Rosalind is also a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. Rosalind is a Messianic Jew who has accepted Jesus Christ as her personal Messiah and has committed her life to him for the last 25 years. She is excited about the calling that God has placed on her life to help others to know him more intimately.

Her life scripture verse is “Be not weary in well doing, for in due season you shall reap if you faint not” (Galatians 6:9).