Mental Health Case Management
Resume:
860-***-**** THERESA ROZYN
(H) ** Barbara Avenue East Hampton, CT 06424
*************@*****.***
HUMAN SERVICE PROFESSIONAL
INDUSTRY SUMMARY
Over fifteen years of certification, training of experience utilizing training from Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services in Case Management, Counseling and Group Facilitation. Specialize in advocacy, development of innovative and comprehensive treatment plans proven helpful to people with co-occurring disorders, PTSD, anxiety, and trauma-based issues. I have Familiarity with homeless and psychiatric populations. I have become well versed with grants that are state and federally funded. I’ve been active in the recovery community, Particularly Medical Assisted Treatment. consider myself as a survivor, co-founder and a person who is in recovery. I’ve worked with DCF, The Bail Commissioners, Parole, Probation, and many other Judicial matters. I’m partially interested in the DOC position because of my personal experience with the Department of Corrections. In 2018 I received a full and complete pardon.
TRAININGS
ATR/BHHP/ SOAR (Certified DMHAS training in 2015)
CCAR Retaken Recovery Coach Academy 2021
CCAR coaching in the ED 12/ 22
CCAR coaching and professionals 12/22
CCAR Coaching and Ethical Consideration 1//22
CCAR Certification for a Recovery Coach professional 4/14/2023
CPR-First Aide 1/23/2025
LIVED EXPERIENCE: 10 years clean and sober.
Certified Peer Recovery Professional
United Services Mansfield CT January 2024- Present
I worked on the SOAR grant. (how can I help Grant) The grant provides funding for Medically Assisted Treatment. (MAT) Working with men and women who have diagnoses such as SUD, PTSD, ADHD, and TBI. I was part of a clinical team that requires that I attend medication management, Monthly DMHAS, supervision, weekly staff meetings, monthly CCAR and RISK meetings. I facilitate a Women’s Groups, Peer Support, community outreach, Anger management and offer psycho-educational support to persons served/clients. I also have an active caseload of twelve which I have weekly sessions with. Durning these sessions the person served /clients and I lay out weekly recovery plans. Also, I have inactive monthly check in’s to discuss how can I help them in their recovery. Large extensive documentation ranging from community outreach, Weekly, group and collateral interactions documentation. Participate in training on an annual basis, as assigned.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Recognized in 2010 by the YWCA for my outstanding work with woman of abuse and addiction. Also, again in 2015 by WFSB for outstanding work with women in recovery from drugs and with those who had been sexually exploited and trafficked.
Developed a three-part series for WFSB to raise awareness of Addiction and its connection to exploitation and sex trafficking.
Highlighted by the New Haven Register, Hartford Current and the New Britain Harold.
In 2013 became co-founder of The Underground; a non-profit organization focused on abolishing sex trafficking, sexual exploitation and forced labor of men, women, and children.
In 2018 was invited to the senatorial dinner where I’d lobbed for funds for the opioids Crisis and the SESTA act.
WORK HISTORY
The Underground Bloomfield, CT 01/2013 – Present
Co-founder / Director of Outreach
Regularly attend trainings with SAMHSA, DMHAS and CCAR to stay current and connected with the mental health/ Addiction services.
Receives referrals from Shelters, Churches, outreach centers, probation/ Parole and DCF.
Train peers in how to work effectively with those dealing with substance abuse, cooccurring disorders, and effects from sexual exploitation and sex trafficking.
read educational seminars and lectures at local churches and mental health centers to expand awareness of these issues.
counsel clients to help them understand and overcome personal, social, and behavioral problems.
Assist survivors in dealing with any legal issues that arose while being trafficked. As well as bring their trafficker to justice. Assist survivor in bring trafficker to justice.
Has In 2018 was invited to the senatorial dinner to lobby for funds for the opioids Crisis and the SESTA act.
Continues to lobby to SAMSHA and DMHAS for grants.
Coram Deo Recovery
Case Manager/ Recovery Support Specialist Coram Deo Recovery (07/2009-04/2017)
•Interviewed and assessed an average of twelve clients per week.
•Explained available substance abuse treatment services and consulted with clients when developing long-term treatment plan goals and objectives.
•Collected and analyzed data on individual clients using records, tests, interviews, and professional sources. Drafted monthly summaries to review each client’s level of participation and progress; consulted with supervisor and outpatient providers’ weekly and revised treatment plans accordingly.
•conducted up to twelve one-on-one counseling sessions per week helping clients to understand and overcome personal, social, behavioral addiction, relationship, family, and spiritual issues.
• Proficient working as an outreach SOAR agent, trained by DMHAS.
•Provided assessment of up to fifteen clients/residents per week; assessed immediate needs of food, housing, personal hygiene, and other matters as they were presented.
•Referred clients to services for mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, and other areas of concern.
•Referred clients to services for mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, and other areas of concern. Referred clients to services for mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, and other areas of concern.
860-***-**** THERESA ROZYN
(H) 30 Barbara Avenue East Hampton, CT 06424
*************@*****.***
HUMAN SERVICE PROFESSIONAL
INDUSTRY SUMMARY
Over twelve years of experience utilizing training from Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services in Case Management, Counseling and Group Facilitation. Specialize in advocacy, development of innovative and comprehensive treatment plans proven helpful to people with co-occurring disorders, PTSD, anxiety, and trauma-based issues. I have Familiarity with homeless and psychiatric populations. I have become well versed with grants that are state and federally funded. I’ve been active in the recovery community, Particularly Medical Assisted Treatment. consider myself as a survivor, co-founder and a person who is in recovery. I’ve worked with DCF, The Bail Commissioners, Parole, Probation, and many other Judicial matters. I’m partially interested in the DOC position because of my personal experience with the Department of Corrections. In 2018 I received a full and complete pardon.
TRAININGS
ATR/BHHP/ SOAR (Certified DMHAS training in 2015)
CCAR Retaken Recovery Coach Academy 2021
CCAR coaching in the ED 12/ 22
CCAR coaching and professionals 12/22
CCAR Coaching and Ethical Consideration 1//22
CCAR Certification for a Recovery Coach professional 4/14/2023
CPR-First Aide 1/23/2025
LIVED EXPERIENCE: 10 years clean and sober.
Certified Peer Recovery Professional
United Services Mansfield CT January 2024- Present
I worked on the SOAR grant. (how can I help Grant) The grant provides funding for Medically Assisted Treatment. (MAT) Working with men and women who have diagnoses such as SUD, PTSD, ADHD, and TBI. I was part of a clinical team that requires that I attend medication management, Monthly DMHAS, supervision, weekly staff meetings, monthly CCAR and RISK meetings. I facilitate a Women’s Groups, Peer Support, community outreach, Anger management and offer psycho-educational support to persons served/clients. I also have an active caseload of twelve which I have weekly sessions with. Durning these sessions the person served /clients and I lay out weekly recovery plans. Also, I have inactive monthly check in’s to discuss how can I help them in their recovery. Large extensive documentation ranging from community outreach, Weekly, group and collateral interactions documentation. Participate in training on an annual basis, as assigned.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
•Recognized in 2010 by the YWCA for my outstanding work with woman of abuse and addiction. Also, again in 2015 by WFSB for outstanding work with women in recovery from drugs and with those who had been sexually exploited and trafficked.
•Developed a three-part series for WFSB to raise awareness of Addiction and its connection to exploitation and sex trafficking.
•Highlighted by the New Haven Register, Hartford Current and the New Britain Harold.
•In 2013 became co-founder of The Underground; a non-profit organization focused on abolishing sex trafficking, sexual exploitation and forced labor of men, women, and children.
•In 2018 was invited to the senatorial dinner where I’d lobbed for funds for the opioids Crisis and the SESTA act.
WORK HISTORY
The Underground Bloomfield, CT 01/2013 – Present
Co-founder / Director of Outreach
•Regularly attend trainings with SAMHSA, DMHAS and CCAR to stay current and connected with the mental health/ Addiction services.
•Receives referrals from Shelters, Churches, outreach centers, probation/ Parole and DCF.
•Train peers in how to work effectively with those dealing with substance abuse, cooccurring disorders, and effects from sexual exploitation and sex trafficking.
•Lead educational seminars and lectures at local churches and mental health centers to expand awareness of these issues.
•Counsel clients to help them understand and overcome personal, social, and behavioral problems.
•Assist survivors in dealing with any legal issues that arose while being trafficked. As well as bring their trafficker to justice. Assist survivor in bring trafficker to justice.
•Has In 2018 was invited to the senatorial dinner to lobby for funds for the opioids Crisis and the SESTA act.
•Continues to lobby to SAMSHA and DMHAS for grants.
Coram Deo Recovery
Case Manager/ Recovery Support Specialist Coram Deo Recovery (07/2009-04/2017)
•Interviewed and assessed an average of twelve clients per week.
•Explained available substance abuse treatment services and consulted with clients when developing long-term treatment plan goals and objectives.
•Collected and analyzed data on individual clients using records, tests, interviews, and professional sources. Drafted monthly summaries to review each client’s level of participation and progress; consulted with supervisor and outpatient providers’ weekly and revised treatment plans accordingly.
•conducted up to twelve one-on-one counseling sessions per week helping clients to understand and overcome personal, social, behavioral addiction, relationship, family, and spiritual issues.
• Proficient working as an outreach SOAR agent, trained by DMHAS.
•Provided assessment of up to fifteen clients/residents per week; assessed immediate needs of food, housing, personal hygiene, and other matters as they were presented.
•Referred clients to services for mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, and other areas of concern.
•Referred clients to services for mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, and other areas of concern. Referred clients to services for mental health, substance abuse, domestic violence, and other areas of concern.
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