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16 Beverly Terrace, West Springfield, MA 01089/ PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE/ PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE/Candidate's Name @aol.com SUMMARYMental health professional with 10+ years of experience managing a clinical program and involving with daily activities of the staff. Providing supervision for students and colleagues, and such supervision involved coaching, teaching and evaluation of the quality of the work. EDUCATIONDoctorate Degree in Clinical PsychologyCarlos Albizu University San Juan, P.R.2005Master of Sciences Degree in Clinical PsychologyCarlos Albizu University San Juan, P.R.2003Bachelors Degree in Arts and SciencesSocial Sciences Minor DegreeUniversity of Puerto Rico Mayagez, P.R.1997PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEIHT ClinicianMentor South Bay Springfield, M.A.In Home Therapy services by CBHI (Childrens Behavioral Health Initiative) system of care module. Helping MassHealth children with behavioral, emotional, and mental health needs and their families with integrated behavioral health services, and a comprehensive, community-based system of care. 2018- PresentIHT ClinicianPathways by Molina Springfield, M.A.In Home-Therapy services in a team approach, works with the entire family, or a subset of the family, to implement focused interventions and behavioral techniques. 2017-2018 ClinicianGndara Center Springfield, M.A.Individual therapy, Group therapy, Family therapy for children, youths, and adults. Develop comprehensive treatment plans for accurate diagnosis. Evaluate clients for psychiatric services and psychotropic medications. 2015-2017 Director/Clinical PsychologistCentros Psicoeducativos de Puerto Rico Lajas, Cabo Rojo, and Mayagez, P.R. Supervision for students and coworkers, psychotherapy, and assessment services for children, youths, and adults. Bring support and monitor clients on addiction and substance abuse cases. Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services.2005-2015PsychologistJustice Department- Victims of Crime DivisionPsychotherapy for children, youths, and their families, crisis interventions, couple therapy, group therapy and family therapy. 2004-2005PsychotherapistDepartment of Children and Families San Juan, P.RVictims of Sexual Abuse ProgramCounseling and Clinical Psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults. 2003-2004PsychotherapistMental Health Community Clinics San Juan, P.R.Intakes, assessments, individual, andcouple therapy, family therapy, and group therapy. 1999-2003 PUBLICATIONS/RESEARCHRiollano Miranda, B., Berros, R., Fernndez, R. y Garca Vlez, Y. (2015) Guide to Multicultural Competencies to Assist Latin People: Counseling Implications. University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus, Puerto Rico.Garca Vlez, Y., Auger, C. y Quintero, N. (2004). Exploratory Study about Psychotherapy Effectiveness in Samples of Victims of Sexual Abuse Program. Carlos Albizu University; San Juan, Puerto Rico.Garca Vlez, Y. (2002). Questionnaire about Social Anxiety in Adolescents. Published: Summary of Psychological Tests of Puerto Rico. Author: Jose Rodriguez. Carlos Albizu University; San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
