Becca Boyer

10+ Years’ experience working with diverse populations, cultures, ethnicities, and economic backgrounds including vulnerable individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness Understanding and knowledge of substance use disorder assessments and mental health assessments and help clients navigate access to these services Utilizing Trauma-Informed care and De-Escalation practices when responding to crisis intervention Showing and communicating empathy, identifying, and reading non-verbal behaviors, and actively listening to client’s needs Experienced in identifying co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder Navigate and Established connections with facilities offering treatments and stabilization opportunities for clients exhibiting modalities, including detox, impatient for mental health and Substance Use Disorder, Recovery programs, shelters, housing, and addiction support community Education and Employment Navigation for Family Treatment Drug court through Snohomish County Superior court; navigated services such as housing resources, education and training programs, various community support resources, and employment. Experience completing housing intakes within correction facilities, working closely with Snohomish County Public Defender Association office on the TOP Transitions program to close the gap between incarceration and housing Understand the importance and encourage and foster strength-based, client-driven, recovery-focused treatments Strong understanding of the Recovery Communities in Snohomish County and access to support systems Strong working relationships with internal and external programs including HEN, Veterans Service Officers, Opioid Outreach Specialist, Embedded Social Workers, Department of Child, Youth, and Family Services, Everett Gospel Mission, various SUD treatment providers, Carnegie Resource Center, and the Diversion Center Completing housing intakes, connecting with clients while in impatient treatment facilities such as Holman Recovery Center Educate providers on Coordinated Entry processes, definition of literally homeless, and provided community resources for patients Appropriately advocate for clients’ needs, communicate effectively and efficiently with the ability to convey information according to the needs of the client for program navigation purposes Completion of trainings including De-escalation, Narcan, Motivational Interviewing, Fair Housing Training and Trauma-Informed, Disability Justice Approaches to Service, and Chronic Homelessness documentation Complete tasks in a timely manner using logic and reasoning to assess information, evaluate before deciding Deliver a concise service plan to document significant changes in the client's situation and Identifying appropriate resources needed

• De-escalation
• Narcan
• Motivational Interviewing
• Fair Housing Training
• Chronic Homelessness documentation
• Trauma-Informed, Disability Justice Approaches to Service