
Pre Licensed Clinical Therapist Trainee seeking to apply extensive experience in crisis intervention, individual and family counseling, suicide prevention, grief support, and trauma informed care while advancing clinical counseling competencies through supervised practice. Committed to providing compassionate, culturally responsive, and evidence informed care to diverse individuals and families.
• Directed an 11 member team delivering 1,200 counseling contacts and 26 resiliency events supporting a population of approximately 10,000 personnel.
• Integrated seven support agencies providing coping resources, strengthening access to multidisciplinary wellness resources while fostering connection and community engagement for 600 participants.
• Developed innovative supportive care programming for high stress populations, including an interagency K9 comfort initiative reaching 13 high strain units during heightened stress associated with the California wildfires.
• Led a multidisciplinary team supporting geographically separated populations while ensuring services addressed diverse individual and community needs.
• Managed 480 hours of on call chaplain coverage, ensuring crisis response and support for after hours emergencies while facilitating successful return to duty.
• Developed and led crisis intervention training for 12 chapel team members, strengthening organizational capacity to respond effectively to personnel in distress.
• Mentored Reserve chaplains and supported their integration into operations, strengthening continuity and quality of care.
• Advised six squadron commanders on morale and welfare concerns affecting approximately 2,100 personnel within the 99th Medical Group.
• Delivered crisis counseling and intervention, including successfully diffusing five suicidal ideation cases and supporting return to duty for 15 Airmen.
• Provided trauma informed support during four sexual assault response cases while working within established military support systems.
• Led death notification operations and provided immediate grief and crisis support to 195 individuals across seven squadrons and next of kin visits.
• Provided sustained supportive presence within high stress occupational environments, completing 880 hours of engagement while strengthening access to care for 590 personnel.
• Provided crisis and relationship counseling to Airmen and families, helping avert family crises and restoring marriages.
• Delivered individual and family counseling during personal and relational crises, helping stabilize distressed members and strengthen family functioning.
• Provided grief and bereavement support following active duty deaths and funerals, supporting healthy grieving and recovery for approximately 600 affected personnel.