Johnny L. Smith
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Co-founder of the Stop the Violence Program in Bakersfield Ca. I work in the community to help the youth find a new way to live. I have experienced many deaths of young people throughout the state many being my own family members all behind gang banging.
Skills Abilities: Facilitator/intervention/Criminal Addictive Behaviors/Drugs Alcohol Education/ Crisis Management/ intake & Admit/Relapse Prevention/ Gang Affiliation/Self-esteem/ Coping Skills/Maintenance Worker/ In-Home Care Worker/ Job Coach
Certificates: CAARR Diploma: (CAS) Certified Alcoholism and other Drug Addictions Recovery Specialist/Cultural Diversity/Code of Ethics/Sexual Harassment for employees/
Work History:
Southside Unlimited
Work with mentally challenged participants to help them apply for employment and coach them on the job once they are working. Encourage participants to communicate with co-workers uplift them with positive affirmation. 11/07/22 - 09/26/24
In Home Care
Take care of disable person home cooking cleaning the home/ take him to the doctor appointments/ helping him take a shower every day. Transporting client my at least four times a week.
04/20-08/22
Wal-Mart Maintenance worker
Bailed cardboard/ clean restrooms mop floors throughout the store/clean selves/ cover all trash/help customers/ clean windows / whatever is asked of me. 09/18-12/19
Sacramento Comprehensive Treatment
Journeyman Counselor
Facilitate groups for suboxone patients/individual counseling for patients once or twice per month depending on status of patient/ individual family reunification sessions/ Case load of at least 80 patients, case notes. Transport Clients. 11/17-08/18
Strategies for Change:
Journeyman Counselor
Treatment Plan/ Assessment / facilitate groups/ Criminal addictive thinking and behaviors/Relapse prevention/ Group notes intake/discharge. 07/17-11/17
Health Right 360:
Journeyman Counselor
Treatment Plan/ Assessment / facilitate groups/ Criminal addictive thinking and behaviors/Relapse prevention/ Group notes intake/discharge. Inmates’ behavioral change became a good topic for our groups. 01/17-06/17