Janeth Lopez

Motivating interviewing, conflict resolution, and trauma-informed treatment are skills that this dynamic and compassionate professional possesses, having worked as an undergraduate intern counselor at Strasburg 31J School District. Excelled in effectively managing work and fostering supportive environments. Demonstrates excellent support and self-motivation abilities, which help students achieve meaningfully and collaborate well in groups. Deep self-awareness and dedication to mental health care, guaranteeing effective student mentoring and group cooperation. Showed ability to use creative counseling strategies to improve student achievement. Leading group discussions and exhibiting excellent self-motivation and mental health support abilities. Showed aptitude for effectively handling work in hectic environments. Reliable and well-organized, this applicant is adept at handling several tasks while maintaining a cheerful disposition. Being prepared to accept more duties in order to achieve group objectives. A hardworking and passionate job seeker with strong organizational skills eager to receive positive and negative feedback to grow.

• Multicultural Issues, Studied the trauma and consequences of discrimination, racism, and prejudice that certain groups receive.
• Conflict Resolution, Analyzed different resolutions to resolve conflict in better ways and learned to better understand our version of conflict and how to properly deal with it.
• Theory & Practice of Counseling, Learned a range of theories to help resolve a client's situation and using the best theory to help the client. It's about what will benefit the client rather than what is easier for you.
• Trauma Informed Care, Educated on how to treat a variety of populations using trauma informed techniques and how you can modify treatment settings to increase safeness of clients.
• Family Systems, Analyzed the different family functions and roles of families and how learning your family history gives an understanding of how it can affect a person in the present.

49th Annual Winter Symposium Conference