Gabrielle (Gabby) GArske

• Provided individual in-person, virtual/telehealth, episodic care for child and adult clients.
• Created and facilitated/co-facilitated groups for adult and child to enjoy and support them through their recovery.
• Provided case management services on a as needed basis for clients needing support with community resources, referrals, connecting with their providers, etc.
• Advocated on behalf of clients during treatment ensuring their voices were heard throughout the decision-making process.
• Provided parent support and psychoeducation.
• Provided parenting skills to better help parents support children throughout their recovery process.
• Attended trainings to participate in regular supervision and continued education to maintain professional competence and ethical standards.
• Implemented evidence-based practices within the Frontier Behavioral Health's care model and within my scope of practice.
• Provided crisis intervention services, deescalating situations and connecting clients with necessary resources.
• Created accurate and up-to-date client records/documents (progress notes, care plans, etc.) and stored them in confidential area, following HIPPA.
• Maintained confidentiality as regulated through HIPPA.
• Assessed for medical necessity, at care plan updates, and completed episodic care extension requests when necessary.
• Supported clients when preparing for graduation, promoting the care model and clients success.

● Worked with children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

● Assisting behavioral analysis teams in evaluating patients and their conditions over a certain timeframe.

● Responsible for the day-to-day execution of a behavioral health plan.

● Conducting clinic and home sessions.

● Receptive to constructive criticism from supervisors during session.

● Collected data during sessions on Catalyst and Rethink Applications.

● Using natural environment teaching (NET), discrete trial training (DTT), or other ABA teaching strategies to improve and reinforce of clientele’s success.

● Communicate frequently with board-certified behavior analysts (BCBA’s) about questions or concerns over a client’s program.

● Understanding possible effects of implementing reinforcement/punishment during session, determining which would create success in a client’s program; supervised by BCBA or BCaBA.

● Maintained composure during situations a client is emitting high amounts of problem behaviors and implement de-escalation strategies.

• Provided compassionate care to residents, assisting with daily tasks such as meal preparation and personal grooming.
• Planned, prepared, and served meals and snacks
• Developed strong relationships with residents and families, fostering trust and open communication.
• Implemented Behavior Analysis Training and Management
• Determined specific needs and provided most appropriate level of services for patient well-being.
• Used the knowledge of personal history and traumas to better help assist those with disabilities.
• CPR certified.
• Understanding allergies, intolerances, sensitivities, and diets when cooking for each client.
• Knowing appropriate substitutions for dinners or recipes to consider with allergies, etc. according to prescribed diets.

● Maintained composure and level-headed mentality during challenging situations to best resolve situations and serve business needs.

● Knowledge of Microsoft software such as Excel, Publisher, Word, etc.

● Managed customer complaints and rectified issues to complete satisfaction.

● Produced professional and error-free letters, presentations and spreadsheets.

● Greeted visitors and directed them to appropriate areas, verifying reasons for visit and housing information.

● Scheduled appointments based on availability.

● Created a monthly newsletter for tenants to enjoy.