Paris Stanton
Summary
Compassionate and personable Psychology graduate dedicated to supporting youth and adults in mental health settings. Known for a warm, welcoming presence and the ability to build genuine trust and rapport. Experienced in facilitating group discussions and promoting positive behavioral change through a recovery-oriented approach. Passionate about helping individuals feel heard, supported, and mentally whole.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Coach Counselor
Rite of Passage
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
02.2025 - Current
- Led structured group sessions focused on personal growth, emotional regulation, and decision making.
- Supported participants in developing coping skills and improving self awareness.
- Created a safe, supportive environment encouraging open communication and trust.
- Monitored client behavior and provided guidance to encourage positive behavioral changes.
- Maintained accurate documentation and reports in compliance with program guidelines.
Volunteer
Oasis Hospice
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
03.2023 - 05.2026
- Provided empathetic emotional support to patients and families during end of life care.
- Coordinated volunteer schedules and activities for hospice programs to ensure smooth operations.
- Assisted in coordinating care and communication to ensure patient comfort and dignity.
- Demonstrated professionalism and confidentiality in sensitive, high emotion situations.
- Worked with fellow volunteers to foster a supportive and collaborative work environment.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
The University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL05-2026
Skills
- Behavior management and crisis intervention techniques
- Crisis management
- Knowledge of psychiatric disorders in youth and adults
- Documentation and record keeping skills
- Ability to build trust and rapport with patients
- Cultural diversity knowledge
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Timeline
Coach Counselor
Rite of Passage
02.2025 - Current
Volunteer
Oasis Hospice
03.2023 - 05.2026
Bachelor of Arts - Psychology
The University of Alabama