Kendall L. Moody, Ph.D, LCSW

Developed and delivered curriculum and course materials; conducted research, fieldwork, and investigations with findings documented in formal reports; published research and presented results at conferences and professional forums; served on academic and administrative committees; and provided student advising and mentorship.

Enhanced client mental health through tailored, evidence-based therapeutic strategies for diverse needs. Formulated and executed individualized treatment plans to ensure specific client requirements were met. Conducted ongoing assessments to evaluate client progress and refine interventions for optimal results. Maintained comprehensive and precise documentation to ensure continuity and effectiveness of care delivered. Uphold strict confidentiality and ethical standards in all client interactions and documentation practices. Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to address intricate cases and strengthen client resilience. Facilitated workshops and support groups to promote community engagement and awareness of mental health issues.

Provided weekly clinical supervision to social work clinicians pursuing licensure, ensuring professional development and adherence to clinical standards. Reviewed and approved clinical documentation and assignments, verified diagnoses, and submitted accurate clinical information to obtain authorization for services. Collaborated closely with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate care, enhance service delivery, and effectively address complex client needs.

Provided comprehensive patient support by assisting recovery through individual and group counseling sessions, conducting psychosocial assessments to gain a thorough understanding of patient needs, and developing age-appropriate, individualized care plans. Collaborated closely with physicians and hospital staff to address psychosocial, bioethical, and discharge-related challenges, ensuring effective communication and coordinated care to enhance patient outcomes.

Provided comprehensive crisis intervention services by conducting face-to-face and telephonic clinical assessments for individuals in acute distress, gathering clinical and demographic information, responding to crisis hotline calls, and determining appropriate levels of care, including referrals to outpatient services or inpatient admission when indicated.