Mental Health Management
Resume:
Brittani Oliver
Chula Vista, CA 91911
acy5lo@r.postjobfree.com
IMF 91920 BBS Registered Intern Number
NPI 174******* National Provider Identifier Number
Anastazi/Cerner 14434 Staff Identification Number
SUMMARY
Over four years’ experience as a marriage and family therapist with knowledge in rehabilitation and counseling for diverse populations of individuals, couples and families. A compassionate and empathic individual who is supportive in client growth and development.
HIGHLIGHTES
- Individual/Family/Couple/Group Therapy - Psychological Assessment -Systemic Perspective
- Strong Communication Skills -Ethical, Respectful, Compassionate -Case Management
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
ALLIANT INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR August 2016 to Current
RESPONSIBILITIES
The mission of the Couple and Family Therapy programs is to provide the highest quality education, training, scholarship and service in the field of Marriage and Family Therapy. We train ethical professionals to foster the well-being of individuals, children, couples, families, organizations, and communities primarily through improving relationships. The program specifically focuses on the understanding and respect for the diversity of human relationships across different populations from a variety of multicultural, socioeconomic, international backgrounds. Students are inspired to respect multiple dimensions of human diversity, develop a mature personal and professional identity, stay current with professional knowledge and practice, and make a positive difference for clients and society.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Under the supervision of a LMFT and Associate professor, provide course curriculum to Master’s level students in the Couples and Family Therapy Theories and Practice Lab course.
Structure clinical training and interventions for classroom of seven students to prepare for clinical work in various therapeutic techniques and skills.
Structure course curriculum to include modern and postmodern theories and practices in Couples and Family Therapy and Systems Theory.
THERAPY CONNECTION
PRIVATE PRACTICE THERAPIST April 2016 to January 2017
ACHIEVEMENTS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Under the supervision of two licensed MFT’s, developed marketing strategies and skills to recruits clients from diverse populations and various socioeconomic status.
Formulated therapeutic strategies and interventions for clients entering therapy for personal needs and includes court mandated clients.
Constructed treatment plans for group members in anger management group in order to comply with court orders in order to reunite families after necessary techniques integrated in emotional regulation patterns.
CRISIS ACTION AND CONNECTION
CLINICIAN/CASE MANAGER October 2016 to January 2017
Assisted over 20 clients from diverse populations in crisis management from hospitalizations and history of trauma to improve coping skills, emotional management, and overall functioning.
Facilitated emotional process groups to increase insight, emotional awareness, and crisis management for up to 10 female youths at a residential group home.
Collaborated with doctors, mental health professionals, and interpreters to provide emotional and mental health support for clients as well as providing case management for clients for coordination of care.
Anastazi/Cerner trained and certified (14436). Completed client plans, discharge summaries, interim folders, and behavioral health assessments for up to 20 clients.
HANBLECEYA
RESIDENTIAL STAFF/CLINICIAN April 2016 to August 2016
Assisted over 30 clients with serious mental illness to develop coping skills, insight, and symptom management.
Completed 4 months of facilitating skill building groups for diverse population clients.
Collaborated with mental health professionals to provide personal improvement for 15 clients per month in order to achieve coordination of care.
Represented Hanbleceya in servicing individuals with co-occurring substance abuse issues and psychiatric hospitalizations in a residential setting.
TELECARE
PERSONAL SERVICE COORDINATOR April 2015 to February 2016
Assisted over 60 clients with serious mental illness realize their full potential by encouraging them to develop coping skills, insight, and symptom management.
Formulated specific therapies for individuals and groups for members on parole which resulted in over 990 hours of direct clinical hours.
Collaborated with mental health professionals and federal agencies to provide personal improvement for 15 clients per month in order to achieve coordination of care.
Represented Telecare in servicing individuals currently on parole with co-occurring substance abuse issues, psychiatric hospitalizations and homelessness.
VOLLEYBALL HEAD COACH July 2014 to Present
Developed numerous practice plans, team bonding events, and strategies in order to produce future athletes in volleyball.
Collaborated with college coaches, fellow club teams, high school and middle school coaches, as well as athletic directors in order to improve physical skills as well as emotional development.
Represented La Jolla Country Day as well as Coast Volleyball Club in servicing individuals from diverse populations reach their full potential in order to prepare for college athletics and supported their growth.
Managed over 150 middle school and high school students over a year and organized travel, coordinated with parents, guardians, and families, as well as managed multiple teams.
HOUSTON GALVESTON INSTITUTE
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPIST INTERN June 2013 to May 2014
Represented Harlene Anderson and her Collaborative Language Systems style of therapy to improve the lives of 100+ individuals, couples, and families.
Provided therapeutic services for over 30+ impoverished youths from diverse populations in the inner city of Houston to enhance their psychological growth and development including court mandated cases.
Formulated specific therapies for individuals, couples, and families which resulted in over 400 direct clinical hours.
Managed and provide care for 10 students per month students in order to increase their ability to have food, clothing, and a safe space to process their systemic issues and concerns.
EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Alliant International University, San Diego, CA
Estimated Graduation August 2017 (All but Dissertation)
Doctorate of Psychology in Couples and Family Therapy
University of Houston Clear Lake; Houston, TX
Graduated May 2014
Masters of Arts Marriage and Family Therapy
Sigma Alpha Pi Honor Student
University of Southern Indiana; Evansville, IN
Graduated July 2011
Bachelors of Science Psychology, Minor in Rhetoric and Writing
Honor Student
Certified Grief Group Facilitator
Trained in Trauma Focused CBT and Trauma Informed Care
Adult and Child CPR Certified (Exp. 8/2017)
Presenter at AASECT, AAMFT, Taos Institute at national conferences on therapeutic techniques
History of guest lecturing at Alliant International University
American Associations of Sexuality Educators Counselors and Therapist (2016 – Current)
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy members (2013 – Current)
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