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Beth Kelley, LCSW-R

Beth Kelley, LCSW-R

Bronxville,NY

Summary

Client-centered professional with a polished approach to obtaining solution-focused outcomes and developing successful treatment plans and therapeutic processes. Dedicated and warm psychotherapist with strong observational skills and an in-depth understanding of human behavior. Highly organized and dependable social worker adept at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Empathetic social worker with extensive experience providing crisis intervention, conducting biopsychosocial assessments, and delivering psychotherapy services to emerging adults, couples, and families while upholding the highest ethical standards.

Overview

17
17
years of professional experience

Work History

Family Specialist, Assertive Community Team (ACT)

Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center
04.2010 - 12.2013
  • Maintained accurate case records, ensuring efficient documentation for ongoing monitoring and progress evaluation.
  • Facilitated development of healthy coping mechanisms among family members experiencing mental health challenges or substance use disorders.
  • Provided crisis intervention support during emergency situations, helping families regain stability following critical incidents.
  • Developed trusting relationships with families by building rapport, demonstrating empathy, and maintaining professional boundaries.
  • Conducted home visits regularly to assess living conditions, safety concerns, and overall familial well-being within their environment.

Certified Evaluator Screener for Nursing Homes

NYS Department of Health
01.2005 - 04.2010

Inpatient Senior Social Worker

Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center
06.2000 - 04.2010
  • Participation in interdisciplinary treatment team daily rounds
  • Psychosocial assessments and treatment plans
  • Family counseling and psycho-education
  • Crisis Intervention including responding to unit codes
  • Discharge planning including acute and long term/state hospital transfers, rehabilitation centers
  • Initiation of NYC entitlements and OMH Supportive Housing referrals and placements
  • Collaboration with outpatient service providers, case management, NYC shelter review units staff
  • Collaboration with managed care representatives and administrative support
  • Clinical Supervision of LCSW candidates
  • Field Supervisor for Social Work Students

Psychiatric Social Worker

Paul J. Cooper Center for Human Services
03.1997 - 04.2000
  • Conducted individual, family and couples psychotherapy, including intakes, diagnosis mental status and daily charting
  • Guided group work with Individuals with Schizophrenia and a self-esteem group for adolescents and latency age individuals
  • Counseled Dually Diagnosed clients (MICA)
  • Knowledge of entitlement systems including SSD/I, public assistance and supported housing
  • Worked closely with psychiatrists regarding treatment planning and case management
  • Negotiated hospitalizations and substance abuse treatment centers
  • Attended Family and Criminal court hearings for arrests and competency.

Social Worker, Mother/Child Program

New York Foundling Hospital
08.1996 - 03.1997

Education

Master of Social Work -

New York University
New York, NY
05.1996

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology

Clark University
Worcester, MA
05.1992

Skills

    • Psychotherapy
    • Risk/Diagnostic Assessment
    • Biopsychosocial Assessments
    • Clinical assessment
    • Client Advocacy
    • Insurance & Billing Expertise
      • DSM-IV classification
      • Group facilitation
      • Adaptability
      • Crisis Intervention Techniques
      • Client documentation
      • Multidisciplinary team collaboration

Additional Information


Private Practice New York City/Westchester 2000-Present

Licensed in New York R058154

NPI 1215058706

Serving individuals, couples and families, including home visits for the homebound and seniors. Specific focus on Emerging Adults and College students 2011-present


Adoption Home Study, Evaluator/Consultant 2005-Present

International and Domestic


Stay at Home Mother 2017-Present

Accomplishments

Quoted in Adoption Article in New York Post February 2024

https://nypost.com/2024/02/29/lifestyle/adoptive-parents-who-thought-they-studied-everything-missed-out-on-one-important-thing/amp/

Training

  • Solution Focused Couples Therapy, Level 1 Certificate SFU July 2024
  • 2nd Annual ADHD Summit: "The Invisible Disorder" - Rethinking ADHD with the Latest Advances to Support Neurodivergent Clients Nov 9-10, 2023
  • Grief, Loss and Bereavement: Part 1-Introduction and Framework, Part 2 - Impact of Loss, Part 3 - Intervention Instructor Brenda Mamber Fordham School of Social Work Feb 22, 27 & March 7 2020
  • Sex, Desire & Attachment with Emily Nagoski, Ph.D.: New Science & Strategies to Transform Couples' Sex Lives 2020
  • Tap It Out: Using EFT Tapping and Psychotherapy to Regulate Emotions January 2020
  • A Clinician's Guide to DSM-5 March 2020
  • Bipolar and Related Disorders: Signs, Symptoms, Treatment Strategies February 2020
  • Telemental Health: An Alternative to Traditional Psychotherapy March 2020
  • Introduction to Mindfulness and Social Work Practice (Hunter School of Social Work) March 2019
  • Early Intervention Course: The Heart of Parent Development and Intervention (Hunter School of Social Work) May 2019
  • Life Cycle of Adoptive Family (NYU School of Social Work) March 2016
  • Discipline and the Adopted Child, Let's Talk Adoption, The Journey of Attachment, Open Adoption 101 March 2016
  • Easing the Emotional, Psychological, Social, Financial and Legal Effects of Hoarding Disorder May 2016
  • Special Considerations in Addressing the Mental Health Needs of College Students (Adelphi University School of Social Work April 2016
  • Understanding Sexual Addictions & the Road to Health Intimacy - 2008
  • Caring for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Person in the Behavioral Health Setting - 2008
  • Overview of Autism - 2008
  • Identification and Reporting of Child Abuse in New York State - 2007
  • Training from HRA-Medicaid Managed Care Mandatory Enrollment Update -
  • Training by HRA-Medicaid Medication Grant Card Program - 2005
  • Ackerman Institute for the Family-Foundations in Family Therapy - 2003/2004
  • Hunter College-Developing a Private Practice: Essential Steps - 2002
  • Understanding and Treating Self-Harming Patients - 2002
  • NASW Annual Addictions Institute at Fordham University - 1999/2000
  • Training Institute for Mental Health- An Attempt to Understand BPD - 1999
  • Columbia University 14th Annual Schizophrenia Conference - 1999
  • Free Will Therapy and Training-Dealing with the Frustrating Client - 1999
  • Center for the Advancement of Group Studies - 1997-2003
  • NASW Therapy Techniques for Sexually Abused Children - 1997

Non Professional Volunteer

Corresponding Secretary, St. Joseph's School Mothers' Club, Bronxville, NY 2023-Present


Timeline

Family Specialist, Assertive Community Team (ACT)

Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center
04.2010 - 12.2013

Certified Evaluator Screener for Nursing Homes

NYS Department of Health
01.2005 - 04.2010

Inpatient Senior Social Worker

Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center
06.2000 - 04.2010

Psychiatric Social Worker

Paul J. Cooper Center for Human Services
03.1997 - 04.2000

Social Worker, Mother/Child Program

New York Foundling Hospital
08.1996 - 03.1997

Master of Social Work -

New York University

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology

Clark University
Beth Kelley, LCSW-R