Jaclyn Bauer

• Therapist for adults using Internal Family Systems, Presence Psychotherapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approaches to improve mental health symptoms.
• Enhanced client well-being through personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs and goals.
• Specializing in treatment for adults with anxiety, ADHD and spectrum related disorders.
• Developed strategies to help patients cope with stress and anxiety and build resilience.
• Assisted clients with gaining insights, establishing clear goals and planning strategies to reach personal targets.

Provide clinical assessment and supportive services for donors and those considering donation to promote positive psychosocial outcomes.

• Assess psychosocial factors affecting donor readiness and decision-making
• Affirms informed consent element and screen for presence of ambivalence, family pressure, learning or understanding barriers
• Assess understanding of donor process and risks
• Provides candidacy recommendations to the interdisciplinary team
• Collaboratively develops patient goals, monitors progress, addresses barriers to goal achievement and evaluates outcomes of individualized care plans

• Functioned as a psychotherapist utilizing cognitive behavioral and family systems approaches
• Provided counseling to families, teens and young adults through older adults.
• Met with clients regularly to provide counseling, treatment and adjust treatment plans as necessary
• Conducted ongoing assessments of patient progress

• Company Overview: Nephrology social work services to support and maximize the psychosocial functioning and adjustment of patients who are experiencing end stage renal disease
• Executed Empowering Patients Program into center which utilizes System Targeted Interventions and cognitive behavioral therapy to improve patient's overall quality of life
• Implemented A Network Engage Program to all disciplines to ensure all patients and families are involved in their treatment plans
• Goal is to collaborate with teammates, patients and physicians to drive improvement in results by addressing identified areas of need and creating improvement plans to enhance overall patient experience
• Work with families on improving mood, attendance and end of life needs as appropriate
• Refer and coordinate with transplant teams to assist with patient listing with transplant centers
• Program Coordinator of the Interdisciplinary Patient Care monthly schedule and meetings to ensure unit is within state expected timelines
• Nephrology social work services to support and maximize the psychosocial functioning and adjustment of patients who are experiencing end stage renal disease

• Provide individuals and families with psychosocial support needed to cope with chronic, acute or terminal illnesses
• Provide care and case management interventions designed to promote health and address barriers to access healthcare
• Educate patients on the levels of health care; entitlements; community resources and advanced directives
• Coordinating patient discharge and continuity of care planning

• Provided psychosocial assessments within psychiatric units at Clara Mass hospital on both voluntary and involuntary units
• Worked with interdisciplinary team to create treatment plan for highest level of treatment success during their hospital stay
• Provided one on one, group and family counseling to improve symptoms
• Referred back to the community or to a longer term hospital setting as appropriate

• Provided psychosocial assessments, case management and follow up for patients with HIV/AIDS
• Provided resources for both community based services and services available to them within their insurance coverage to assist in optimal management of their illness
• Assessed for mental health and drug and alcohol abuse and referred as appropriate

• Clinician and Manager for a Residential Treatment Program serving adults with Axis I diagnoses and provides therapeutic intervention services to children and families within an outpatient setting
• Supervised 12 BA level direct care staff as program manager
• Responsibilities on top of direct patient interventions were staff supervision, weekly meetings, daily scheduling, interviewing and corrective action/termination
• Lead therapeutic process, psycho educational and module based groups
• Able to identify and assess psychiatric stages of de-compensation, risk potential, and communicate crisis intervention plan, which may include psychiatric evaluation and/or screening to all necessary parties
• Develop and implement individualized treatment plans and behavioral contracts
• Comprehensive case management resulting in well engaged multidisciplinary teams

• Conducted intakes, groups and individual therapeutic services for children and adults with Asperger's and Spectrum Disorders
• Assist with supervision of undergraduate interns and attend weekly group supervision

• Directed, delivered and evaluated camp programming that met the needs of Asperger and other Spectrum Related Diagnosed Youth for both campers and Spectrum Diagnosed Counselors in Training
• Completed evaluations and outcome measurement for each camper and counselor-in-training
• Recruited, hired, trained, supervised and evaluated seasonal staff including camp nurse, senior counselors, 14 counselors-in-training and campers

• Conducted therapeutic intervention services to children and adolescents with Asperger's Disorder, ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, and social skill deficits
• Attended IEP meetings and assisted parents and school personnel in the construction of an appropriate special education program