Julie Moll

• Provided individual therapy to adults, adolescents, and collaterals, utilizing various evidenced based approaches to identify and alleviate risk factors that may negatively impact client development and system homeostasis.
• Experienced in completion of intake assessments, suicide risk assessments, DWI IDS reporting, psychiatric referrals, medication assisted treatment referrals, court report documentation, treatment planning, high risk safety planning, domestic violence safety planning, and individual progress reporting.
• Facilitated numerous group therapy sessions, topics such as: Early intervention (phase 1), Active intervention (Phase 2), Relapse prevention (Phase 3), opioid specific group, dwi specific group, addiction focused DBT, and traditional mental health specific DBT.
• Administered toxicology screens.
• Worked closely under a multi-disciplinary team among both internal and external clinical systems for the purpose of coordination of care, and advocacy to achieve client specific needs. internal medical staff and clinical support staff. External systems include: child protective services, drug court specific case managers, family court case managers, family treatment court case managers, health home case managers, medical providers, academic liaisons, probation/parole officers, and attorneys.
• Promoted to role of BestSelf Drug Court Liaison, assigned to Lackawanna Court. Organized and presented clinic-specific (BestSelf) status reports to multi-disciplinary drug court team. Administered toxicology screens, assisted with referrals linking clients to outpatient treatment, and provided client advocacy on and off record as appropriate.
• Attended weekly clinical case conferences and weekly supervision.
• Experienced in maintaining a caseload of 160 clients or more (208 at highest).

Provided individual therapy, and lunch group therapy, and organizational to various students according to IEP specific needs.

Assisted in after school program 'Girls on the Run'.

• Performed immediate outreach advocacy services to hospitals in the Buffalo area.
• Indoctrinated survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault about Crisis Services.
• Issued counseling to clients, incorporating strength-based, empowering techniques.
• Linked clients to safety shelters, provided follow-ups.

• Performed intakes with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
• Referred clients to local helping agencies.
• Engaged in Safe-Line services.
• Administered petitions for Orders of Protection at clients’ request.
• Provided emotional support to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.