Kate Umlah

• Provided support to clients with complex needs, including mental health issues, substance abuse problems and trauma.
• Developed individualized treatment plans that addressed each client's unique needs and circumstances.
• Monitored progress of each case and adjusted plans accordingly.
• Conducted assessments.
• Maintained detailed records of all case management activities in accordance with agency policies and regulations.
• Coordinated with other professionals, ensuring comprehensive care for clients.
• Provided crisis intervention services when needed

• Served as patient advocate, liaising between patients and healthcare providers to ensure all needs were met during course of treatment.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive treatment plans.
• Assisted case managers in documentation of mental health records, submitting referral requests, and collaborated with employment specialists.
• Improved patient outcomes by developing customized rehabilitation plans tailored to individual needs.

• Charted and recorded information in client reports.
• Taught relaxation skills, social skills, and functional living skills using ABA techniques.
• Assessed child behavior, reactions and responses to treatment plans.
• Organized therapeutic activities such as arts and crafts, games, music therapy., that
promote healthy coping skills.

• Delivered ESL lessons remotely encompassing reading, grammar, pronunciation, and spelling.
• Delivered age-appropriate lesson content to assist students in scaffolding and differentiated instruction.
• Monitored comprehension of material among students and conducting test scores and quizzes.

• Evaluated and addressed individual client needs and concerns.
• Charted and recorded information in case files, supervised visitation with incarcerated parents.
• Worked closely with public child welfare system staff, supervisors and court personnel to identify and mitigate barriers to timely permanency.
• Monitored and assessed social behavior successfully receiving recognition