Marriage and Family Therapist (Registered Intern)

Anthony L. Massey, M.Ed., Ed.S.

*** ********* ****, ********* *******, FL 32714 352-***-**** *******.*.********@*****.*** EDUCATION

University of Florida College of Education, Master of Education/Specialist in Education May 2016

Specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy

Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University, Bachelor of Science August 2011

Major in Psychology with a minor in Social Work

Honors and Awards: Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Recipient Graduated Cum Laude

COUNSELING EXPERIENCE

Psychosocial Counselor, University of Florida OBGYN Department/Healthy Start of Alachua August 2016 to July 2018

Conducted in-home counseling sessions with individuals and couples ranging from ages 17 to 50 years of age, while applying Narrative Therapy and Emotion Focused Therapy based interventions.

Treated various mental health issues, primarily including postpartum depression and anxiety.

Worked in conjunction with various community organizations that provide treatment to women who are currently pregnant, have children, or have experienced a recent miscarriage or abortion.

Conducted intake assessments with new clients who had been referred for counseling services through Healthy Start Care Coordination.

Documented and filed clinical and personal health information.

Attended collaborative meetings involving various community agencies focused on providing treatment to pregnant women and families with one or more children.

Attended seminars/trainings on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy interventions, provided by PESI. Counseling Intern, PACE Center of Alachua Jan. 2015 to April 2016

Applied Narrative and Emotion Focused Therapy in individual, group, and family therapy sessions, involving clients from ages 13 to 18.

Treated various mental health issues including Bipolar Disorder, ADHD, Depression, Physical Self-harm, and Suicidal Ideation.

Conducted intake assessments with new clients who had been enrolled in the program.

Created family genograms with clients as a supplement to treatment plan.

Documented and filed clinical and personal health information using ETO Software program.

Collaborated with the Department of Children and Families in the treatment of certain clients.

Conducted regular home visits and in home counseling sessions. Couples and Family Clinic, UF Counselor Education Program Aug. 2015 to Dec. 2015

Developed and implemented treatment plans for couples seeking counseling services.

Participated and collaborated with treatment teams in the service of clients.

Consistently developed case notes (DAP notes) following each counseling session. SKILLS

Able to create and apply evidence based treatment plans, as well as conduct family, individual, and group counseling sessions.

Capable of conducting diagnostic assessments to identify mental health concerns, as well as collaborate with a treatment team to develop and implement top quality treatment plans for clients.

Able to exceed ethical, legal, and professional standards set by the American Counseling Association, the state of Florida, and the University.

Willing to advocate for clients’ needs with the upmost level of care, compassion, and professionalism.

Able to consistently meet deadlines and maintain professional decorum under strenuous circumstances.

Experience with documentation software for the purpose of documenting client personal health information. References

1. Name: Linda Buie, LMFT

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

Phone: 386-***-****

Relationship: Supervisor

2. Name: Joyce Calixtro, M.Ed, Ed.S, Registered MFT Intern Phone: 305-***-****

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

Relationship: Fellow counselor at place of employment 3. Name: Roxaina Gordon, M.Ed, Ed.S, Registered MFT Intern Phone: 860-***-****

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

Relationship: Fellow counselor at place of employment

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