Employee Spotlight: Sydney Bebar
From cheering on her alma mater, the Butler Bulldogs, to cheering on her favorite new small artist at local venues around Indy and cheering on the kids she works with daily, Sydney Bebar radiates passion.
Sydney began her journey with Aspire as an intern working with kids on probation in Marion County. After graduating with her master’s degree, she transitioned to working in Hamilton County as a school-based therapist. A smile beams across her face like stadium lights when she talks about her job and working with the students. “It’s a big moment when you realize you’ve finally earned their trust,” she exclaimed.
Working with children can be challenging, but the challenge seems to drive Sydney to work even harder for them. In fact, as bright and bubbly as Sydney naturally is, her aura beams even brighter as she talks about working with children on probation.
She recently earned a certification as a Credentialed Sexually Abusive Youth Clinician (CSAY-C), and she was enthusiastic about the positive work she has been able to do with that certification. She has an innate understanding of how important education is in these circumstances. After mere moments with Sydney, it is clear why the kids take to her so quickly and are able to open up — her welcoming presence and positive demeanor make it easy to see her as a person you can trust.
On a personal note, Sydney gushes as she talks about her cat, Oliver, a kitten found in her parents’ backyard, and spending time with her friends. She loves listening to live music and can often be found spending her weekends at local clubs, such as the HI-FI in Indianapolis, listening to new bands as they dance across the stage. Sydney is full of joy and passion — and she exudes an incandescent glow that is warm and welcoming to the children she works with daily. We are thrilled to have Sydney continue her professional career with Aspire.
Learn more about Sydney Bebar and what it's like being a teen therapist.
