Chief Operating Officer, Vice President, Team Player

Leah Henry

MA, MFT, PCC, Psy.D abd

***** ********-********* ** ~Tehachapi, Ca 93561

661-***-**** ~ **********@*****.***

EDUCATION:

PSY.D in abd/ Clinical Psychology

John F. Kennedy University, Pleasant Hill, CA

September 2008 to June 2012

Master of Science - Clinical Psychology

National University

Woodland Hills, CA

December 2013 to March 2015

Bachelor of Arts- Psychology

Minor in Criminal Justice

California State University, Bakersfield, CA

January 2005 to June 2007

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Chief Operating Officer and Vice President Jan. 2020 to Present

Cornerstone Center for counseling and Discipleship, Inc -Tehachapi, CA

Cornerstone Center for Substance Abuse Treatment- Tehachapi, CA

Duties: Initiating and setting goals for organizational programs. Planning programs from start to finish, including procedures, milestones and deadlines. Oversee all operations for all programs. Budgeting for program operations and monitoring each program to make sure it stays within budget. Created and implemented Individual, couples, and family therapy clinic, with a Telehealth component. Created program for substance abuse treatment program for youth and adults, ranging in level of care; including legal paperwork, consents and State Certification. Have processed JHACO paperwork. Excelled in Nonprofit start-up Programs. Hired as the Program Director and worked collaboratively with CEO/President to form business and business structure. Promoted within 5 months to Chief Operating Officer and Vice President. Increased revenue by $100,000+ within first few months. Created/implemented policies/procedures, training of new staff in best practices, Involved with the hiring/termination of staff. Increased productivity 80%. Implemented practice management, compatible EHR, QCM Management, and learning platform. Interview, hire, train and supervise all staff. Implemented auditing tools to achieve better success with quality care, productivity, correct documentation. -Currently working on a volunteer basis, due to COVID-19 (initially a paid position)

Project Manager/Coordinator Sept. 2019 to March 2020

Animal Aid Network.org/Dude's Ranch Rescue - Lancaster, CA

Duties: Supervise, maintain and monitor project plans, project schedules, work hours, budgets and expenditures. Sharing relevant documentation and reports with project teams. Provide information and regular support to stakeholders. Point of contact for various working groups. Develop in-depth understanding of project scope/particulars i.e. timeframes, financials, outcomes. Create/review expense sheets/measurable outcomes. Knowledge of industry best practices. Report directly to CEO/founder.

Lead Psychiatric Emergency Clinician Oct. 2017 to July 2019

Telecare Corporation, Ridgecrest, CA

Duties: Independently conduct child, youth, and adult 5585/5150 evaluations, write and release per 5585/5150 regulations. Engage and educate members served, families, and significant others in crisis stabilization, treatment, level of care determination, and mental health recovery. Serve as a liaison to community programs and develops strategic partnerships to enhance aftercare plans of members served and their families. Refer to appropriate level of care (inpatient psychiatric, medical care, outpatient). Effectively complete all documentation in a timely matter. Interact and work as a team with Administrator, Nurses, and other staff members to appropriately address member needs. Provide ongoing support and communication with outside agencies, including Law Enforcement, Hospital, and other mental health Agencies. Complete all documentation in a timely matter.

Program Director/ Site Coordinator/ Therapist June 2016 to June 2017

Open Door Counseling, Lancaster, CA

Duties: Oversee the daily operations of the Sex Offender Treatment Program for sex offenders on parole (approximately 200 parolees and 10 Probation), and staff (Office Managers and Therapists), hire and train new staff, coordinate staff schedules, provide staff supervision, evaluate staff performance, participate in conferences/trainings, provide ongoing staff education and represent the agency in the external professional community. Apply thorough knowledge of applicable state rules and regulations and stay up to date with any legislative changes that can affect the operation of CASOMB within the program. Available for on-call and emergencies as they arise within clinic. Have one-on-one contact with each parolee and provide resources as needed. Constant rapport and communication with Supervising Parole Agent, Parole Officers and LA County Sheriff department. Attend weekly/monthly Containment Meetings with Parole staff. Conduct all intakes and assessments of new and transferring parolees, maintain caseload of the highest risk offenders within the clinic, including individual sessions, crisis management, timely documentation/incident reports, and effectively handle situations as they arise.

Marriage and Family Therapist Intern, Registration #IMF87843 July 2015 to July 2018

Crossroads Counseling Center/Private Practice, Lancaster, CA

Duties: Provide adults, adolescents and children with individual and family therapy. Provided therapy to military, sexual addictions and traumas, LGBTQI and other Conduct initial assessments of new and returning clients, collaborate with clients and their families to create and implement treatment plans according to individual clients' needs. Complete risk assessments, crisis intervention, and create action plans to address risks. Prepare letters for caregivers, courts, and probation/parole officers based on client request.

Clinical Therapist-MA, MFT Trainee Jan. 2014 to June 2015

Children's Center of the Antelope Valley, Lancaster, CA

Duties: Provide adults, adolescents and children with individual and family therapy, utilizing evidenced based practices of TF-CBT, CBT, Seeking Safety, Nurturing Parenting and PCIT. Conduct initial assessments of new and returning clients, (including emergency assessments and hospital discharge assessments) collaborate with clients and their families to create and implement treatment plans according to individual clients' needs. Provide individual therapy to clients at a school-based setting. Complete DMH paperwork in a timely manner. Train new employees with DMH paperwork, and clinic procedures along with Supervisor. Provide intensive care and referral to higher level of care for high-risk clients. Collaborate and consult with therapists, case manager, and psychiatrist to better aid in addressing client treatment goals and barriers to treatment. Experienced in Quality Assurance.

Domestic Violence Therapist Trainee June 2013 to January 2014

Domestic Violence Center, Santa Clarita, CA

Duties: Provide therapy for men, women, teens, and children who are victims of domestic violence by offering group and individual counseling, parenting classes, legal resources, advocacy, TRO preparation, and court accompaniment. Facilitating group therapy for survivors as well as perpetrators. Facilitating group therapy in middles school, separating bullies from victims. Provide services to individuals and families who are victims of domestic violence and child abuse. Case management and paperwork completed efficiently and in a timely manner.

In Home Outreach Counselor (IHOC) November 2012 to May 2013

Children's Center of the Antelope Valley, Lancaster, CA

Duties: Receive referrals from DCSF and Probation, to provide in home therapy to families and children of physical and sexual abuse, and to assure the physical, emotional, social, educational and spiritual development of children in a safe, nurturing environment. Implement Evidenced Based Practice of TF-CBT, under the supervision of the Clinical Supervisor.

Housing Advocate July 2011 to Nov. 2012

Foothill AIDS Project, Riverside, CA

Duties: Provide housing opportunities for individuals and families affected by the HIV virus. Provide case management and home visits. Provide face-to-face counseling for individuals diagnosed with HIV, homelessness, and substance abuse. Maintain confidentiality of highly sensitive patient information. Complete intake assessments, suicide and risk assessments, crisis support, and case notes. Implement client programs, coordinate with other organizations, and evaluate client progress.

Psychology Trainee August 2010 to June 2011

Health Psychology, Alameda County Medical Center, Oakland, CA

Duties: Provide individual, adolescent, and family therapy. Provide crisis/trauma support services to patients arriving to the Emergency Room after trauma incidents (i.e. vehicle collisions, gun shot and stabbing incidents, gang activity, rape/sexual abuse, substance abuse, etc.). Work closely with the Medical and Social Services team in the development of treatment/discharge planning for patients admitted within the hospital. Work closely with the Director of Psychiatry in order to effectively assess and stabilize patients admitted on a 5150. Receive one hour of didactic education training in each of the following seminars: Intern/Residency, Education/Supervision, Assessment, and Research.

Substance Abuse Counselor April 2009 to June 2011

BAART, Oakland, CA

Duties: Assisted patients by providing counseling (6000 hours of individual face to face) and case management services to a full caseload of approximately 40 patients receiving opiate replacement therapy. Maintained confidentiality of highly sensitive patient information. Developed initial and annual clinical assessments, intake assessments, comprehensive treatment plans, suicide and risk assessments, and case notes. Worked closely with the staff psychologist and staff physician during treatment of each client.

Psychology Trainee Sept. 2008 to Apr. 2009

Fremont Psychiatric Hospital, Fremont, CA

Duties: Provided individual and family therapy to adults and adolescents. Facilitated group therapy sessions. Conducted psychosocial assessments, suicide and risk assessments, and violence risk assessments. Provided crisis support services and case management. Coordinated with the staff psychiatrist and social services team to develop, implement, and evaluate comprehensive treatment plans and discharge planning, including home placement and financial resources.

Ethnographer

Psychology Trainee Nov. 2007 to Oct. 2008

Middle Valley College High School, San Pablo, CA

Duties: Provided crisis support to students while observing the interplay of various cultural dynamics among the underserved high school population. Provided aide to the principal as well as the secretary and teaching staff.

Emergency Medical Technician Sept. 1998 to Aug 2007

American Medical Response, Lancaster, CA

Duties: Responded to 911 calls, assessed patients to determine chief complaint and mental status. Treated patients suffering from drug or alcohol overdose, placed patients in restraints and enforced 72-hour holds with appropriate documentation. Informed surviving family members about death of patient. Provided appropriate care for mentally disabled and mental health patients in various circumstances. Transported patients to appropriate care facilities.

Behavior Consultant

Behavior Consultant May 2004 to August 2004

Tarzana - Tarzana, CA

Duties: Met with clients/caregivers to further treatment goals. Provided intensive case management (including de-escalation, physical restraint, etc), on-call coverage to client/families. Maintained close communication with treatment team. Participated in treatment reviews, program staff meetings, and IEP meetings. Assisted with planning for therapy appointments, court hearings, etc., Maintained accurate/timely documentation. Participated in weekly supervision with the program supervisor or designee. Implemented developmentally appropriate language, math, art and social skills. Initiated play therapy. Assumed full responsibility for children with Autism while directing the appropriate curriculum.

CERTIFICATIONS AND AWARDS:

Nominated and chosen as a winner in the “Top 100 Healthcare Visionaries” throughout the World

June 2021 ~ International Forum on Advancements in Healthcare

Elected as a Panelist for the World’s top healthcare conference ~

“Controversy Regarding Antidepressants and Placebo -Who to Treat When?”

June 2021 ~ International Forum on Advancements in Healthcare

CASOMB- CA Sex Offender Management Board- Including certifications in assessments of LSCMI, STABLE, SOTIPS, ACUTE, and SARATSOS

Department of Justice- Advanced Security Clearance for NeXtest

Certified in Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy EBP, Seeking Safety EBP, and Trainer for Nurturing Parents EBP

Domestic Violence Training Trainer-Completed 40 hours of domestic violence training as a trainer.

CSECY completion of training -Completed training in Commercial Sex Exploitation of Children and Youth (CSECY)

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