Jenny Much
Vancouver,WA
Summary
Compassionate Family Support Specialist and Care Coordinator with strong dedication to helping individuals in need of mental health support. Skilled in providing patient-centered care and evidence-based interventions. Possesses deep understanding of mental health and behavioral sciences with ability to utilize knowledge to assist individuals in managing mental health challenges.
Overview
7
7
years of professional experience
Work History
Clinical Care Coordinator
Family Solutions
03.2022 - Current
- Coordinated care with psychiatric provider, family, and treatment team members on crisis response and access to stabilization services.
- Completed risk and safety assessment and communicated safety plan with family and others.
- Provided case management and acted as a liaison between systems involved (DCYF, School, Primary Care Provider, Natural Supports)
- Assisted families in navigating complex social service systems to access needed supports and benefits.
- Coordinated and facilitated Child and Family Team meetings
- Work collaboratively with therapists, case workers, teachers/school personnel and other professionals on treatment planning strategies, goals and outcomes.
- Effectively able to manage a varied caseload in addition to other job duties and responsibilities
- Maintained thorough documentation of all clinical interventions, ensuring accurate records for continuity of care and regulatory compliance.
Family Support Specialist
Family Solutions
03.2017 - Current
- Provided individualized support to children and adolescents, addressing emotional, behavioral, and relational challenges.
- Offered a range of therapeutic approaches that caters to the unique needs of the individual and family.
- Provided strength and relational based interventions to families and youth in the community, schools, and home.
- Collaborated closely with caregivers, foster parents, and others to provide wrap-around support to the child.
- Promoted client-centered care by actively involving clients and their families in treatment decisions and goal-setting processes.
- Improved family dynamics by offering guidance on parenting strategies, communication techniques, and conflict resolution skills.
- Established trusting relationships with clients, fostering a supportive environment conducive to growth and change.
- Maintained detailed case notes documenting client interactions, interventions provided, progress made, and any barriers encountered during sessions.
Education
BA in Human Development -
Washington State University
Vancouver, WA12.2016
200 Hr. RYT - Trauma Informed Yoga
Full Circle, The Art of Being Whole
04.2023
Skills
- Organizational Skills
- Ability to work independently and as a team
- Case Management
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration
- HIPAA Compliance
- Multicultural Sensitivity
- Client Advocacy
- Trauma Informed Care Framework
Timeline
Clinical Care Coordinator
Family Solutions
03.2022 - Current
Family Support Specialist
Family Solutions
03.2017 - Current
BA in Human Development -
Washington State University
200 Hr. RYT - Trauma Informed Yoga
Full Circle, The Art of Being Whole