Dr. C Hanson, Psy.D.
Los Angeles, CA ******.******@*******.*** 323-***-****
Profile
Doctor of Clinical Psychology and Candidate of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Certificate program, with a successful 10-year track record of providing professional, confidential, mental health services to adults, at risk teens, families, inmates, mentally ill adults, developmentally disabled adults and dual diagnosed adults. Diplomatic and tactful with professionals and non-professionals at all levels. Accustomed to handling sensitive, confidential records. Demonstrated history of producing accurate, timely reports while meeting stringent guidelines.
Flexible and versatile – Poised and competent with demonstrated ability to easily transcend cultural differences.
Registered Psychological Assistant: PSB94023642
Skills Summary
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist w adults
Facilitate Group Therapy
Trained to Administer WIAT-III, WISC-IV, WAIS-IV and WMS-IV Assessments
Scoring & Writing Psych Reports for Assessments
Individual Therapy with adolescents in school setting
Child & Family Therapist
Individual & Group Therapist with Adult Inmates
Psychoanalytic- Objects Relations trained
MAP Certified Trained
Candidate of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Certificate Program
Education
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology 2015-2019
Doctoral Graduate of Applied Clinical Psychology
Candidate of 2 year Certificate Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Program of New Center for Psychoanalysis 2018- 2020
Study Abroad Jan-April 2019
Traveled to Zurich, Switzerland studied: Spirituality and Addictions: A Jungian view of Substance Abuse Treatment
Studied at Switzerland Jungian Institute; Zurich Library Jung archives; Jung’s Psychiatric hospital addictions treatment unit; Jung’s psychology club and Carl Jung’s Switzerland home
UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX
Master of Science (MS), Psychology September 2010
NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Psychology May 2006
Professional Experience
Psychoanalytic Community Center
Post-Doctoral Psychoanalytic Therapist 2019-Current
Psychoanalytic Community Outpatient Center servicing Adults with lower to moderate incomes.
Vista Del Mar (Child and Family Outpatient Services)
Pre-Doctoral Therapist Intern Sept 2017- Sept 2018
APA Approved Site
Child therapist and Family therapist working with Psychodynamic -Object Relations therapeutic model. Child therapist, using play therapy: Melanie Klein model. I was therapist to clients ages 6-15. Family therapy consist of parenting sessions, revolving around providing psychological tools, reinforcing therapeutic treatment plan and providing resources.
Pre-Doctoral School Based Therapist Intern July 2016-2017 500hrs earned
Part time school-based therapist (Hart School District).
Providing counseling for junior high school students, and High School Students, in support of emotional problems, academic progress, IEP meetings, and family meetings.
Los Angeles County Twin Towers Correctional Facility and VIDA (Vital Intervention and Directional Alternatives) One Year Contract Aug 2015-Aug 2016
Practicum Student (Therapist) for two-part program(s) 850 hours earned
Vital Intervention and Directional Alternatives (VIDA) is a structured 16-week program for non-violent, at-risk youth between the ages of 11 and 17 . Through collaboration between the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, community-based organizations, volunteers, schools and families, the program teaches youth the value of effective decision-making and taking responsibility for their futures.
A)Group Therapist providing psychological services to incarcerated females at the Los Angeles County Twin Towers Correctional Facilities
B)Providing clinical therapeutic services under the auspices of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department. I worked as a therapist with at-risk youth enrolled in a juvenile justice diversion program. I
Huffington Post Writer/Contributor March 2016-Current
Topics: Spirituality; Psychology; Cultural Issues; Black voices; Women issues, etc
Community Home Facilitator/ Case Manager (Developmentally Disabled Adults) August 16, 2013-Augst 2014
-Providing Case Management for Assigned Mental Disability Case Load
-Interface with Home Provider & consumers to resolve problems
-Planning long term & short-term goals & objectives
-Use clinical skills to resolve problems
-Interface with outside agencies to enforce regulations
-Act as liaison from outside supporting agencies
Volunteers of America Family Advocate December 2012-2013
Family advocates manages a case load of families and offer support as needed
Family Advocate enrolls eligible children and assesses family strengths and weaknesses
using a Case Management approach, to link families to social services
Empowering Families towards better living conditions and positive, quality life
Manages and maintains outreach recruitment, to ensure enrollment of eligible candidates
Helps families identify goals, to reach milestones
Prepares and submits paperwork
Writes case notes and maintains students file and necessary documents
Establishes relationships with community organizations
Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services On-Call Relief Position, Assistant Counselor 2011- 2013
Assists professional counseling staff in providing comprehensive case management services, counseling, and crisis intervention for clients in the residential adult, substance abuse or other programs
Ensuring a safe, nurturing environment for clients that foster a sense of hope, dignity and direction
Group Facilitator. Worked with clients with dual diagnosis, mental illness and substance abuse
Assist with diagnosis recognition including AXIS 1 AND AXIS 2 disorders, as well as, dual diagnosis and treatment for psychological issues
Acts as a substitute counselor while facilitating client activity, group therapies, for adults residing or being treated in a mental health setting
Assesses and monitors client daily activity schedule. Prepared and submitted client participation reports and notes
Responsible for client scheduling and transportation needs
Participate in discharge planning meetings at the hospitals and facilitate while determining the services in the community following discharge
Green Door, Community Support Worker 2009-2010
Facilitated care of mentally ill clients with schizophrenia, bipolar I and II, severe depression, and substance abuse at this community-based rehabilitation center
As a Community Support Rover, worked in the group homes where clients lived
Developed treatment plans for consumers, act as a liaison between clinical and nonclinical staff
Oversaw medical and urine checks for substance abuse residents
Supervised other workers within two group homes
Provided clinical assessments substance abuse issues, supervising house. I worked with consumers who suffered from the above issues in two group houses
Implemented assessment plans and goals that assisted clients with maintaining a level of normalcy in a sickness/substance abuse free environment
AmeriCorp: The Youth Power Center Program, Workforce Literacy Outreach Specialist, 2008-2009(I Yr Service) Washington, DC
Volunteered at The Youth Power Center working with youth, ages 13-25
Assisted youth by preparing them for leadership in society and the workplace in SE Washington DC, Ward 7 and 8, one of the most dangerous and roughest areas
Coordinated volunteers that assisted ages 14-24 with workforce literacy and academic proficiency training
Acted as a liaison and developed partnerships between Youth Power Center and local school
Facilitated partnerships with schools, coordinated dance classes for youth and meetings with council member, ward 5, Harry Thomas and more
Implemented youth events and field trips, such as, the capital building and the White House
Organized and developed an after-school program at Anacostia High School, Ward 7 and mentored youth while connecting them to the organization
Executed community service projects while coordinating a partnership with Ballou Senior High School, Ward 8
Special Care Services, Washington DC 2007-2009
Self-employed caretaker whose duties included, taking care of ten-year old boy with ADHD, and OCD
Developed and implemented an educational plan that improved his cognitive skills
Assisted with ADLs including meal preparation and transportation to counseling sessions and after school activities
Ensured child reached psychological peeks, growth maturity levels, and increased self-esteem
West Side Opportunity, Summers 2002-2004
Mental health worker at a group home for adults with Autism, Schizophrenia, and other mental disorders
Daily care including prepared meals, cleaning, and managed interaction with adults
Counseling and coached adults with social, physical and vocational rehabilitation
Professional Organization Affiliations
Member of Los Angeles Psychological Association
Member of Association of Transpersonal Psychology
Volunteer Experience
AmeriCorps
American Red Cross