Master of Social Work ASW

Location:

Posted:

July 20, 2014

Cheryl Allen

P.O. Box *** Pioneertown, Ca. *****

E-mail: ************@***.***

• Objective: To provide individual and family therapy for clients of various ages, ethnicities and

diagnoses. Provide psychosocial assessments and diagnoses for new clients.

• Use theoretical frameworks supported by empirical evidence to understand individual

development and behavior across the life span and the interactions among individuals and

between individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities, consistent with

the NASW’s Code of Ethics.

Education

ASW 34182-September 26, 2012-present-Board of Behavioral Sciences

Masters in Social Work-2012 (GPA 3.8)-California State University San Bernardino

Bachelors in Psychology-2010 (honors)-California State University San Bernardino

Minor in English-2010 (honors)-California State University San Bernardino

Work Experience

• Clinician/Facilitator for Success First and Wraparound Services-Morongo Basin

• Lutheran Social Services of Southern California, September 17, 2013-present.

• Clinician for the Mental Health Court treatment program-Morongo Basin Mental Health,

Yucca Valley California 2011-2013.

• Clinician for the CalWorks, MediCal, and FSP programs-Morongo Basin Mental Health,

Yucca Valley California 2010-2011.

• CalWorks Case Manager-Morongo Basin Mental Health, Yucca Valley California 2009-

2010.

Skills

• Clinical: Address the needs of individuals, families and groups affected by life changes

and challenges, including mental disorders and other behavioral disturbances.

• Advocacy: Promote social justice consistent with the NASW’s Code of Ethics.

• Collaboration:Collaborate with clients in creating short and long-term goals and

objectives.

• Multidisciplinary practice: Participate in treatment team meetings and in court hearings.

• Leadership:Assist people to obtain tangible services, help communities or groups provide

or improve social and health services, provide counseling and psychotherapy with

individuals, families, and groups, and participate in policy change through the legislative

process.