Driven by a results-focused approach, I enhanced team efficiency in my DBT Group Therapy with Smita Chaddha through dedicated support and innovative problem-solving. My time in group therapy and volunteer work at Providence House Assisted Living enhanced my interpersonal skills and adaptability, along with a proficiency in research and Spanish fluency, positioning me as a versatile candidate.
Work History
DBT Group Therapy Internship
Smita Chaddha
Remote
03.2024 - Current
Support staff member in their daily tasks, reducing workload burden and allowing for increased focus on higher-priority assignments.
Contribute to a positive environment by actively participating in team-building activities.
Support patients by communicating thoroughly through emails; answering their questions, and asking for feedback to facilitate their group therapy experience.
Gaining valuable experience working within the group therapy industry, applying learned concepts directly into relevant work situations.
Conduct research to find psychoeducational videos to present to the group weekly.
Gaining hands-on experience in increasing proficiency and expanding technical skill set.
Alzheimer's Home Volunteer
Providence House Assisted Living
Brighton, MA
03.2024 - 05.2024
Assisted staff members with keeping residents on schedule and ensuring they finished their meals.
Represented the organization positively and professionally while providing the community with much-needed services.
Assisted residents in the Beachwood Memory Care floor with small tasks they might need assistance with.
Provided profound conversations with residents to provide relief and companionship.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
Boston University
Boston, MA
08.2024
Skills
Teamwork and Collaboration
Quick Learner
Interpersonal and Social Skills
Attention to Detail
Problem-Solving
Spanish Fluency
Creative and Resourceful
Multitasking and Organization
Research
Adaptability and Flexibility
Research Experience
Hanger, V., Glashow, S., Maldonado, I., Polit, F., Green, Z., & Mello-Goldner, D. (2024, October). The framing effect in different languages and personalities.
Poster presented at Fall 2024 Annual Meeting of the New England Psychological Association, Springfield College, Springfield, MA.
Addiction Support Worker/DBT Group Facilitator at Canadian Mental Health Association-Peel DufferinAddiction Support Worker/DBT Group Facilitator at Canadian Mental Health Association-Peel Dufferin