MICHELLE KLEIN, LPC *****
San Antonio, Texas 78258
Cell: 210-***-****
**********@*****.***
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
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MBTI (Myers Briggs Type Inventory): Qualified, 2004
Strong Interest Inventory: Qualified, 2005
Received Texas State Board Examiners of Professional Counselor LPC
License 62165
Proficient in computer software including Internet, HTML and Microsoft
Office programs such as Windows,
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Publisher
Skill in dealing with sensitive populations in a professional and
concerned manner
Able to work independently and as a cooperative team member
EDUCATION
The University of Texas at San Antonio San Antonio, Texas
Major: Counseling (MA) Conferred August 2005
The University of Texas at San Antonio San Antonio, Texas
Major: Psychology (BA) Conferred December 2002
EXPERIENCE
Our Lady of the Lake University Counseling Services
Clinical Counselor September 2007-May 2010
Intern-Counselor July 2006-September 2007
.Followed same guidelines of HIPAA: provided intake forms and discussed
with clients the limits of confidentiality and clients rights.
.Conducted intakes, individual therapy, vocational counseling and crisis
intervention.
.Provided consultations to university staff members and students' family
members.
.Provided recommendations to disability office and professors for
accommodations.
.Referred students, families, staff members and individuals not meeting the
criteria for counseling to services within the university and the
community.
.Administered the following psychological testing instruments: The
Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory (SASSI) for adults, the Beck
Depression Inventory (BDI-II), Reynolds Depression Screening Inventory (RDS-
Inventory), and Suicide Probability Scale (SPS).
.Assisted the director in the general improvement of the counseling center
by designing and updating program forms and collecting data for the SACS
evaluation.
.Founded Active Minds chapter at OLLU.
University of Texas at San Antonio
Academic Advisor I September 2006-September 2007
Provide a SAFE space in which students can share their thoughts,
aspirations, concerns and interests
while always maintaining confidentiality.
Encourage and guide students to define and develop clear and realistic
educational plans.
Encourage and support students to gain the skills and knowledge necessary
for success.
Utilizes all resources to provide options for student success.
Monitors and adheres to scheduled walk-ins and appointment times
preventing delay/overlap in service to
students.
Documents essential information for walk-ins and appointments in an
appropriate manner within FERPA
guidelines.
Family Violence Prevention Services-CPS Groups
Group Facilitator-Volunteer March 2007-December 2007
Facilitated a 12 week psycho-educational program to CPS clients
Work with groups between 15-25 clients.
Facilitate topics such as the cycle of violence, power and control, why
women stay, self esteem, drug and alcohol, boundaries, how to communicate
effectively, and safety plan.
Provided support and information for clients in need of resources.
Practicum: Counselor Intern January 2005-June 2005
HIPAA guidelines: provided intake forms and discussed with clients the
limits of confidentiality and clients
rights.
Facilitated and co-facilitated groups such as Women Support Group and
Changing Behavior through
Choice (CBC) which was a 20 psycho-educational program that worked with
court-mandated women.
Conducted weekly individual sessions with abused victims.
Our Lady of the Lake University Career Services
Career Counselor February 2003-September 2006
Assist OLLU students and alumni in securing permanent employment
opportunities through vocational,
educational and job search counseling and guidance.
Advised, instructed, and counseled students and alumni on career related
topics such as resume building,
interviewing skills, assessments and presented applicable workshops at OLLU
Career Services.
Successfully employ written and oral communication skills when soliciting
organizations to sponsor events
such as career, graduate and nonprofit fairs.
Launched and established the Internship program for Career Services that
increased visibility for the
university.
Created PowerPoint presentations, brochures, newsletters, flyers using
Excel, Access, Publisher, Adobe,
and a variety of software as marketing tools.
Planned and organized annual reports on Internship Program and Fairs.
Conducted and interpreted vocational assessments such as MBTI and Strong
Interest Inventory.
Benitia Family Center
Internship: Counselor Intern June 2005-December 2005
Facilitated STARS youth program group of at-risk children ages 9-15 with
topics related to self-esteem,
Student behaviors, social adjustment, communication, positive social
interaction skills, decision-making skills, and positive life skills.
HIPAA guidelines: provided intake forms and discussed with clients the
limits of confidentiality and clients
rights.
Transcribed progress notes using SOAP(Subjective, Objective, Assessment
and Plan)
Development of treatment plans and conducted research to develop and
improve diagnostic and
therapeutic counseling techniques.
Provided individual and couple counseling that worked with surrounding
issues such as anger
management, domestic violence and anxiety.
Implemented psychological history report, progress notes and treatment
plan.
TRAINING
Mindfulness Based Therapeutic Interventions, TUCCDA, May 2010
Treatment Combo for Military Service Members & Veterans, AMES HIGH, March
2010
Ethics in Action, HEALTH Education Network, October 2009
Texas Suicide Prevention Symposium, National Association of Social Workers,
September 2009
Risk Assessment & Mental Status Exam, PESI, September 2009
Learning Disabilities/ADD Screenings & The Basics of how to provide
services, TUCCC, Feb. 2009
Creating an Effective Eating Disorder Interdisciplinary Team, TUCCC,
February 2009
Clinical Work with Suicidal Patients, TUCCC, February 2009
Facilitating a Biofeedback Workshop, TUCCC, February 2009
Manifestations of Developmental Trauma in Early Childhood, TUCCC, February
2009
Anxiety Disorders, Cross Country Education, September 2008
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cross Country Education, February 2008
Counseling Victims of Sexual Trauma, Cross Country Education, November 2007
Self Mutilation: Aspects of Treatment and Recovery, Cross Country
Education, August 2007