Marsha Sharp Dunn Lockwood
Houston, Texas 77075
Mobile: 713-***-****
Education: University of Houston Masters of Social Work, 1986
Houston, Texas 77004
Prairie View A&M University Bachelor of Arts Degree, 1979
Professional Licenses: Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, Trained
Certified Crisis Responder for the National Organization of Victims Assistance
Licensed Master Social Worker-Independent Practice Recognition
Certification with the Dispute Resolution Center
Work Experiences:
Harris County District Attorney Office Sex Crimes Unit May,2016-February,2021
Houston, Texas 77002
Assisted victims/survivors engaged with the Sex Crimes Unit by helping them apply for Crime Victims compensation funds.
Psychosocial Assessment taken on Victims/Survivors
Regular phone contact with Victim/Survivors to keep them informed of the status of their case
Provided crisis and Individual counseling as needed
Worked closely with the Assistant District Attorney
Supervised interns from University of Houston looking to learn more about the Sex Crimes Unit
Made presentations to colleges, universities, and homeless shelters about Sex Crimes Unit and safety.
Participated in Crimes against Women conferences.
Worked with Human Trafficking victims/survivors
Attended court with the victims/survivors
Houston Independent School District February,1993- February, 2016
Houston, Texas
School Social Worker at various schools:
Assist with strategies and identify specific interventions for children who:
●Exhibit behavior that interferes with learning and school success
●Are not achieving their academic potential
●Have home problems: i.e.divorce, illness, grief, homelessness, abuse and neglect, attendance as well as truancy, are pregnant or teenage parents, missing or exploited
Identify and explore causes of students dysfunction as it is related to the home, school, and community environments.
Refer students and parents to resources in the community of students who ar at risk
Develop and monitor case management systems to be used by school personnel
Support campus goals of prevention to maintain a healthy and safe school environment.
Assist in assessing at risk populations
Consult with administrative and instructional staff
Facilitate communication between school personnel and students, parents and the community.
Advocate of behalf of students
Harris County Juvenile Probation Department May,1979-February, 1993
Field Probation Officer-To achieve remediation and modification of delinquent behavior patterns which are contrary to social norms and to prepare residents for reentry into their homes and the community.
Provide counseling in the area of general problems and therapeutic counseling in specific problem areas.
Mental Health Assessments
Court reports if a child had to be returned to court and/or have successfully completed probation terms of contract.
Contractual Services
Harris County Juvenile Probation Department July, 1999- August, 2007
●Provide Individual and Family counseling services for the purpose of developing a healthy family system based on effective coping, behavioral management and problem solving skills.
●Responsible for completing progress reports and monthly summary documentation on clients.
●Coordinate and collaborate with juvenile probation officers and school officials as needed.
Referrals for psychiatric evaluations as needed
Continuum of Health Care, LLC Feb.,2006-September,2006
●Psychosocial assessments of mentally ill patients and making appropriate community referrals.
●Group counseling with patients on wellness management, self esteem, and communication skills
●Treatment planning for mentally ill clients
●Referral back to their psychiatrist as deemed necessary