Casey Berkowitz Email & Phone Number

Nashville, Tennessee, United States

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

• Supports 5 clients (children and parents) with therapeutic interventions using play therapy, CBT, and psychodynamic techniques.
• Conducts diagnostic and biopsychosocial assessments.
• Performs clinical interviews as part of Wake Pediatric Behavior Clinic and participates in consultation regarding medication management. Receives weekly supervision around cases in the Wake Pediatric Behavior Clinic.
• Leads and contributes to clinical case conferences with social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and education consultants.
• Participates in child development seminars, parent seminars, and clinical seminars to increase knowledge around therapeutic interventions.
• Receives weekly supervision with a Child Supervisor and a Parent Supervisor to discuss ongoing cases and refine therapeutic skills.

Durham, North Carolina, United States

• Met weekly with children and parents to provide therapeutic support services using a psychodynamic approach.
• Performed intakes with parents and other prospective clients.
• Organized the virtual “Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Art Show”, showcasing various mediums of art exploring themes of disability or created by artists who identify as being disabled.
• Created “Coffee and Conversation” community event with “B3 Coffee”, a local nonprofit organization that provides social and vocational opportunities for people of all abilities, to educate the community on “Disability.
• Hosted and moderated virtual panel discussion around the film Crip Camp to help advance awareness and conversation surrounding themes of disability, inclusion, and equity.
• Co-facilitated Memory Café program aimed at building socialization skills in older adults with memory challenges and supporting their caretakers.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• Used evidence-based practices to inform in-home therapy aimed at reunification and reintegration between families and youths with severe emotional and behavioral issues, youths who have experienced abuse or neglect.
• Met three times a week at the family home to address issues impacting the stability of the family including family conflict, satisfying basic needs, school support, establishing positive peer groups, and neighborhood.
• Consulted with licensed clinicians in addition to external providers, case workers, courts, schools, and other community supports to develop bi-weekly individualized treatment plans reflective of the family’s progress.
• Served as on-call crisis management support for families who require emergency intervention.

Providence, Rhode Island, United States

• Supported children struggling with serious emotional, behavioral, feeding, sleeping, medical-psychiatric, and relationship issues in working toward living safely at home.
• Developed behavioral management and coping strategies specific to each child and family.
• Led children in group therapy focused on labeling and identifying emotions and promoting pro-social behavior.
• Monitored patient progress through highly detailed quantitative and qualitative notes.

Master Of Social Work - Msw

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Psychology

High School Diploma

Activities and Societies: National AP Scholar; Student Body President; Alumni Prize, "awarded to the senior who has made an outstanding.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Psychology