Air Force Supervisor Therapist Manager .Net New Jersey

Ashley Winslow

Email: *********@********.***

Address: *** ***** ***

City: Browns Mills

State: NJ

Zip: 08015

Country: USA

Phone: 609-***-****

Skill Level: Entry

Salary Range: 30

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Ashley J. Winslow 206 Idaho Trl Browns Mills, NJ 08015

*********@********.*** * Home/cell 609-***-****

Objective

Recent Masters of Science in Marriage, Couples, and Family Therapy (MSMFT) graduate seeking a challenging, approximately 25-30 hours/week position in psychology/social work/mental health field; schedule can be flexible; start date immediate. Will hold a three year temporary permit to practice marriage and family therapy upon hire (equivalent of LAC). I will require an approved supervisor (needing 1 hour for every five hours of client contact); the name of who will be submitted to consumer affairs upon hire.

Summary

Effective leader and communicator who has completed ninety-six quarter hours of coursework, residency, and internship. MSMFT completed September 14, 2012. Completed internship at the Family Learning Center as a family therapist and at the Drenk Center as a Children's Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (CMRSS) worker. Served five years in the United States Air Force (USAF), committed two years to TeenCentral.net, and two years to Drug Education for Youth (DEFY), Has attended several trainings including USAF Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program and CPI (Nonviolent Crisis Prevention). Able to apply knowledge from coursework and current research when working with individuals, couples, and families from diverse backgrounds using a systemic and solution focused perspective with ethical and legal mindfulness. Commits fully to all endeavors; willing to complete all assigned tasks. Adapts easily, optimistic, and open to change. Great interpersonal skills making people feel comfortable and heard; nonjudgmental. Willing to implement and facilitate psychoeducational and therapeutic groups, and work in the community as mobile therapist. Currently an active board member on the Southern New Jersey Association of Marriage and Family Therapy (SNJAMFT).

Experience

New Jersey, USA September 2012 to present

SNJAMFT Student/Preclinical Fellow Representative

* Active board member volunteer

- Identifying student/associate members with the objective of welcoming student/associate into the MFT field and offering active support through the licensing process by demystifying the process

- Participate in in the advertisement of and participation in continuing education workshops

- Writing section in the monthly "Family Focus" monthly newsletter

- Participation and organization of peer consultation group

- Advocate for MFT's as approved mental health treatment providers with insurance companies, DCPP (Division of Child Protection and Permanency), and others.

-one hour per week unpaid position

Lumberton, New Jersey, USA July 2012 to September 2012

The Family Learning Center Intern Therapist

* Family, couple, and individual therapist for over thirty individuals working with both parents and children.

- Provided supportive and strength based counseling Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday to families for morning and evening program accruing 402 hours on site (317.5 hours of direct client contact); 35 hours per week unpaid position

- Conducted intake assessments and completed progress notes

- Conducted psychoeducatioal and therapeutic groups with parents, teens, and young children

-Crisis de-escalation; relationship building activities with parents and children.

* Complied with background check and drug screening prior to internship with Twin Oaks Community Services

Hainesport, New Jersey, USA January 2012 to June 2012

CMRSS Intern

* Crisis counselor and case manager connecting over eleven families with mental health services and provided

supportive counseling using strength based approach.

-Holds certification with Crisis Assessment Tool (CAT), individual treatment plan (ICP), referrals, nonviolent crisis prevention, mobile response protocol, community safety, Nurtured Heart Parenting Approach and implementation; completed over 62 hours of additional training (transcript available upon request).

* Mobile therapist with two families using solution focused brief therapy

- Holds certification in biopsychosocial assessment, master treatment plan; suicide assessment (SSF-III), substance abuse assessment, DSM-IV diagnosis; discharge instructions/form

* Committed 591 total hours (159.5 hours of direct client contact) with CMRSS (35 hours per week unpaid position

* Certified in use of Carelogic and CYBER databases; extremely competent in writing progress notes in DAP format (Data-Assessment-Plan) and clinical summaries.

* Family Crisis Intervention Unit (FCIU) therapist during triage assessment and court proceedings with four families; 15 hours.

* Complied with background check and drug screening prior to internship with Drenk Behavioral Center

New Jersey, USA June 2009 to December 2010

TeenCentral.net Counselor Volunteer

* Counselor for teenagers. Counseled youth online regarding issues related to puberty, friend and family relationships, boyfriend and girlfriend relationships, weight, drugs, alcohol, etc.

* Committed approximately 100 hours to the TeenCentral.net program (approx. 2 hours per week unpaid position )

USAF, Misawa AB, Japan April 2005 to September 2007

DEFY Counselor Volunteer

* Mentor for boys and girls ages 9-12. Counseled youth on the dangers of substance abuse and gang membership and provided healthy alternatives. Educated youth in multiple subjects including conflict resolution, goal setting, anger management, self-awareness, nutrition, community service, study skills, and the acceptance of other people

* Engaged youth in community projects at animal shelter and park cleanup

* Recruited and interviewed new counselors

* Organized and executed training for new counselors

* Committed approximately 166 hours to the DEFY program (approx. 2 hours per week unpaid position )

USAF, Misawa AB, Japan September 2006 to June 2007

Girl Scout Leader Volunteer

* Positive role model for girls in 4th- 6th grade, instilled values of leadership and commitment

* Helped girls organize and execute community projects, fund raising, and ceremonies

* Taught girls the skills needed to complete badges and awards including time management, organization, finance, Girl Scout history, physical fitness, nutrition, first aid, animal care, and various crafts

* Committed over 78 hours to the Girl Scouts Organization (approx. 1 hour per week unpaid position )

USAF, Misawa AB, Japan July 2006 to August 2007

City Tour Guide Volunteer

* Facilitated local tours for newcomers to Misawa Air Base informed and explained on various cultural, recreational, and geographical information in Japan and nearby cities

* Responsible for bus tour to Hachinohe city and the surrounding areas

* Committed approximately 49 hours to the building of international relations (approx. 3 hours as needed; unpaid position)

USAF, Misawa AB, Japan and Mountain Home AFB, ID June 2000 to September 2005

Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) Mechanic and Supervisor

-full time paid position; 40 plus hours a week.

* Troubleshot, maintained, inspected, and delivered AGE for F-15 and F-16 aircraft

* Trained and assisted newly assigned personnel

* Managed scrap metal and hazardous material programs

* Maintained technical manual library ensuring currency

* Oversaw tool use and replacement

* Performed corrosion control inspections and treatment on AGE

* Prepared AGE for mobility commitments and seasonal storage

* Volunteered time in the community participating in various fundraisers, Special Olympics, children's Christmas party, public highway cleanup, change of command ceremonies as flag bearer, flightline cleanup, and dormitory cleanup

Awards

Commendation Medal, United States Air Force, Misawa AB, Japan, 2003 to 2005

* Recommended for Non Commissioned Officer of the Year in April 2005

* Promoted above my peers to the rank of Staff Sergeant after only 3 years and 10 months of service

Outstanding Performance Award, United States Air Force, Misawa AB, Japan, 2003

Good Conduct Medal, United States Air Force, Misawa AB, Japan, 2003

Air Force Achievement Medal, United States Air Force, Mountain Home AFB, ID, 2001 to 2003

* Awarded advance promotion to E-4 based on strong work ethic

Logistics Professional of the Year, United States Air Force, Mountain Home AFB, ID, 2001

Education

Capella University

M.S., Marriage & Family Therapy 2012

Graduated with GPA: 3.792

Completed classroom and residency requirements (96 semester hours); 993 hour internship

(transcript available upon request)

University of Maryland University College, Asian Division 2007

B.S., Psychology

GPA: 3.8. Cum Laude

Completed 46 hours of Psychology classes, Introduction to Statistics, and nominated for Deans List based on exceptional scholastic achievement

USAF Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program

Certification 2007

Certified as a victims advocate for USAF

American Red Cross

Certification 2007

Certified in adult, child, and infant CPR, First Aid, and Heimlich maneuver

Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell AFB, AL 2005

A.S., Aerospace Ground Equipment Technology

Professional Affiliations

American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) Current

* Student Membership; includes professional liability insurance $1,000,000

* Registration ID: 123938

National Association for Relationship and Marriage Education (NARME) Current

* Registration ID: 35236967

American Red Cross Current

* Active blood donor

References

Susan DePonte; LSW with certification in MFT

The Family Learning Center from July to September 2012

Phone: 609-***-**** or 609-***-****

*****@*******.***

Patricia Miller, LCSW.

CMRSS supervisor from January to June 2012

Phone: 609-***-**** X256

*******@*****.***

Susan Gibbs, CMRSS supervisor

CMRSS supervisor from January to June 2012

Phone: 609-***-**** X252

*******@*****.***

Dr. Todd Workman Jesness, PhD, LMFT

Internship fieldwork supervisor and instructor from January-September 2012

Cell: 954-***-****

Skype: 954-***-****

****.**************@*******.***

Ray Blume, LMFT

SNJAMFT President

Phone: 856-***-****

*******@***.***

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