Sara Reese
Marietta,GA
Summary
Compassionate and dependable behavioral health candidate with hands-on experience supporting vulnerable populations through domestic violence casework, crisis-informed training, and mental health coursework. Expected to earn a B.S. in Social & Behavioral Health (May 2026). Skilled in de-escalation, client advocacy, documentation, ethics, trauma-informed care, and collaborative support.
Overview
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Work History
Case Working Intern
SHARE House
01.2026 - 04.2026
- Completed a 135-hour internship supporting survivors of domestic violence.
- Assisted clients with intake, advocacy, and individualized support planning.
- Maintained confidential documentation, records, and case notes.
- Provided referrals to counseling, shelter, and community resources.
- Used trauma-informed communication during crisis situations.
- Collaborated with staff to promote client safety and stabilization.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Social & Behavioral Health
University of West Georgia
05-2026
Skills
- Crisis Intervention
- Behavioral Observation
- Patient/Client Monitoring
- De-escalation Techniques
- Documentation & Case Notes
- Professional Boundaries
- Resource Referral
- Confidentiality / HIPAA Awareness
- Collaboration
- Quick Learner
Certification
- CPR and First Aid Certification
- Mandatory Reporter Certification
- Best practices in Documentation 1&2 – GCADV
- Crisis Calls Certification – GCADV
- VAT Certificate – Children & Youth
- VAT Certificate – Ethics
- RBT 40-Hour Training Certificate
Timeline
Case Working Intern
SHARE House
01.2026 - 04.2026
Bachelor of Science - Social & Behavioral Health
University of West Georgia
Relevant Coursework
- Abnormal Psychology
- Human Growth & Development
- Psychology of Mind & Body
- Medical Sociology
- Medical Anthropology
- Sociology of Emotions
- Research Methodology
- Contemporary Health Issues
- Introduction to Social & Behavioral Health
- Elementary Statistics