Kseniya Budnik
Tacoma,WA
Summary
Compassionate and client-focused professional with experience supporting individuals through behavioral change, crisis situations, and challenging interpersonal circumstances. Skilled in building therapeutic rapport, maintaining professional boundaries, facilitating structured discussions, documenting client progress, and connecting clients with community resources. Strong commitment to accountability, personal responsibility, healthy relationships, and prevention of future abusive behavior.
Overview
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Language
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Certification
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years of professional experience
Work History
Domestic Violence Counselor
Social Treatment Opportunity Programs
Tacoma, Washington
10.2022 - 08.2026
- Maintained accurate client records in compliance with confidentiality standards.
- Participated in regular team meetings to discuss case management issues and plan services for clients.
- Tracked attendance, participation, and compliance for clients.
- Conducted intake interviews, assessments, and ongoing evaluations to identify client needs, behavioral patterns, and risk factors.
- Facilitated group counseling focused on accountability, behavioral change, healthy relationships, and nonviolent conflict resolution.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Cultural Anthropology/Psychology
Pacific Lutheran University
Tacoma, WA12-2010
Skills
- Domestic Violence Intervention
- Batterer Intervention Programs
- Individual & Group Counseling
- Client Intake & Assessment
- Behavioral Change
- Accountability & Responsibility
- Power & Control Dynamics
- Conflict Resolution
- Crisis Intervention & De-escalation
- Emotional Regulation
- Motivational Interviewing
- Trauma-Informed Care
- Case Management
- Treatment Planning
- Progress Documentation
- Court & Probation Coordination
- Community Referrals
- Confidentiality & Professional Ethics
Languages
Russian
Native/ Bilingual
Certification
- Domestic Violence Relations LLC
- Agency Affiliated License Staff
Timeline
Domestic Violence Counselor
Social Treatment Opportunity Programs
10.2022 - 08.2026
Bachelor of Arts - Cultural Anthropology/Psychology
Pacific Lutheran University