Nadia Logan
Globe,AZ
Summary
Accomplished Family Support Specialist and Behavioral Health Technician with the San Carlos Apache Tribe, adept in Individualized Service Planning and demonstrating exceptional Professionalism. Proven track record in enhancing family well-being through targeted care plan interventions and effective motivational interviewing, ensuring significant progress in client service goals. Excelled in creating positive outcomes by leveraging community resources and trauma-informed care. Compassionate family support professional with robust background in providing emotional and practical assistance to families in need. Skilled in case management, crisis intervention, and resource coordination. Strong focus on team collaboration and achieving results, adaptable to changing needs, and known for reliability. Respected for empathy, communication, and problem-solving abilities.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Family Support Specialist / Parent Aide
San Carlos Apache Tribe
10.2021 - Current
- Enhanced family well-being by providing comprehensive support services and resources.
- Assisted families in navigating complex social service systems to access needed supports and benefits.
- Conducted regular home visits to assess family progress and adjust support plans as needed.
- Maintained detailed case notes documenting client interactions, interventions provided, progress made, and any barriers encountered during service delivery.
- Developed personalized service plans for each family to address their specific needs and goals.
- Empowered parents by providing education on child development milestones, effective discipline strategies, and age-appropriate activities.
- Facilitated group workshops focused on topics such as parenting skills, budgeting, stress management, and selfcare.
- Monitored the safety and well-being of children within the household through regular check-ins and observations.
- Reported child abuse in accordance with legal standards of mandatory reporters.
- Visited home environments to help clients develop comprehensive life, technical, and job skills.
- Documented data and completed accurate updates to case records.
- Assist with CPS (when needed) - Medical Clearance
- Perform other duties such as court order home-study.
Behavioral Health Technician
San Carlos Apache Tribe
10.2021 - Current
- Delivered compassionate care under challenging circumstances, consistently demonstrating resilience and adaptability when faced with unexpected obstacles or setbacks in child's progress.
- Provided crisis intervention services, successfully de-escalating situations and ensuring child safety.
- Built and maintained positive staff relationships to promote teamwork and better serve clients.
- Provide developmental services to children at the Youth Home 2 nights a week. (Tuesday/Thursday)
- Work on goals on child's treatment plan. Observe child's developmental and report as a DAP Note to supervisor. Submit child's progress report for Youth Home staff.
- Help staff and guide them to work on the child's daily progress of treatment plan. (Youth Home staff)
- Maintain a safe, healthy and positive environment for children and staff at Youth Home.
- Help assist with supervised visitation.
- Administers ASQ child development assessments.
Education
AAS Social Work - Social Work
Tohono O'Odham Community College
Sells, AZ12.2022
Certificate in Social Work -
San Carlos Apache College
Peridot, AZ05.2021
High School Diploma -
Chinle High School
Chinle, AZSkills
- Individualized Service Planning
- Professional boundaries
- Self-awareness
- Motivational Interviewing
- Community Resources
- Care plan intervention
- Case Management
- Parenting skills
- Trauma-informed care
- Excellent Communication
- Organizational Skills
- Professionalism
Certification
- CPR/First Aid
- Cross Culture in ICWA
- Trauma Informed Court Improvement Program
- Tribal Sovereignty Related to Native Families-Court Improvement Program
- Trauma Screening and Assessment (CE4LESS)
- Promoting First Relationships (Individual Therapy/Family Therapy, Play Therapy and Focus Therapy)
- Mandatory Abuse Reporting (CE4LESS)
References
Cynthia Smith
PO Box 921
San Carlos, AZ 85550
928-517-0370
Kathryn Seider - MSW - LCSW License
Craniza Counseling
Tucson, AZ
520-729-0194
Kara Satter
Karalea73@hotmail.com
928-200-1974
Randy Begay
r.begay@sancarlosk12.az.us
Timeline
Family Support Specialist / Parent Aide
San Carlos Apache Tribe
10.2021 - Current
Behavioral Health Technician
San Carlos Apache Tribe
10.2021 - Current
- CPR/First Aid
- Cross Culture in ICWA
- Trauma Informed Court Improvement Program
- Tribal Sovereignty Related to Native Families-Court Improvement Program
- Trauma Screening and Assessment (CE4LESS)
- Promoting First Relationships (Individual Therapy/Family Therapy, Play Therapy and Focus Therapy)
- Mandatory Abuse Reporting (CE4LESS)
AAS Social Work - Social Work
Tohono O'Odham Community College
Certificate in Social Work -
San Carlos Apache College
High School Diploma -
Chinle High School
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