Charlene Natterman Email & Phone Number

Sellersville, Pennsylvania, United States

The outpatient counselor is in charge of managing a caseload of 35 clients maximum. During time with clients, the counselor is responsible for assessing any additional outpatient services required to assist a client with their recovery process, such as MES, COE, and more. Counselors are expected to update state required documentations and clinical notes for each engagement occurred with the client and their families. Counselors provide professional individual, family, and group counseling. Since joining the team at St. Luke’s Penn Foundation I have been incharge of running IOP level of care groups along with one-to-one sessions. I also was able to provide clients the opportunity to offer them new support to the recovery process by utilizing art therapy practices. Clients have been offered an opportunity to begin engagement in a 3-hour art therapy group or use art therapy during the individual sessions. Art therapy in this setting is used with traditional recovery programming as an opportunity to learn through action and reflection.

Quakertown, Pa

The Activities Coordinator is in charge of planning, organizing and facilitating the life enrichment/activities program for the residents to improve their physical, mental and social well-being. The Activities Coordinator creates monthly calendars of activities in advance for residents to project their interests and be able to sign up for the event. Activities include, but not limited to, crafts, community outings, shopping, festivals, and volunteer groups. The position also involves supporting individuals in recovery with activities of daily living, doctor appointments, community activities, employment searches and related tasks. Daily clinical notes are documented to share a residents involvements, behaviors, actions, and more that occurred during their time in the activities. The position also entitles a demand for organization and collecting materials prior to events date, while managing at weekly budget costs. Skills: Organization, Multi-Tasking, Budgeting. Personal Care Assistance, Creativity

As an Instructional Assistant on campus my job is to show up to the professors ceramic classes and assist him in anyway needed. When he is in meetings or business trips I am held accountable for running class. This could be helping students understand the techniques and give advice on how to make their product more structurally sound. This could also include helping the professor prep the material for the day and future classes. Skills: Ceramics, “Customer” Service, Leadership

At Tractor Supply it requires one to be great at multitasking and customer service. I usually can be found run register, answer service calls or in person questions. I am also well known at our store for filling our shelves with feed (averaging about 50 lbs each) and regular stock load. I typically look after our team while doing stock load by helping conduct a fluent and efficient method to process the products to the shelves in a timely manner for our customers. By which we conduct a great use of communication, and understanding to who is on the stock load team that day. Insuring it was fair to all and that everyone presented with due-able work that prevented any overwhelming stress and potential injury. I operate the forklift, pallet jackets. Since ive been moved up to Team Lead where I know also have responsibilities of key holder, opening/closing stores, and handling money from the safe.

At Cardinal Camera I was a sales associate, but also became an event coordinator. I at all times was a keyholder and was placed in charge of scheduling. I usually worked the floor with customer service, merchandise advice, and register. However, I was also found planning photo events and classes where I taught people how to work their cameras and also did trips where we would do special shoots, such as nature and historical sights. These photo events and classes allowed the customers and participants to learn new features of their current camera and how to use the artist eye. Also around the holidays (Easter and Christmas) I was in charge of hiring people to run holiday photoshoots and finding a "Bunny/ Santa." During this time I was in charge of their schedule, training them on how the products they had worked and how to fix them. I was also in charge of ordering supplies, keeping track of sales, submitting their hours to payroll, and making sure they were all paid accordingly on time. Skills: Customer Service, Register, Multi-Tasking, Leadership

I made sales and I would help with pond building, fish sales and care, planting, and mulching.

As a hostess at Revolutions I was front of the house customer service. I would work the Arcade floor by doing inventory, sold merchandise, fixed scanners, and gave out redemption prizes. I also learned how to operate the bowling lanes and restaurant hosting.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Art Therapy/Therapist

During my time in the Master's program I plan to really focus on the cognitive functions of the human brain. My end all goal is.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Art Therapy/Therapist; Minor In Psychology

I'm currently working towards an Art Therapy degree, then I plan to continue to get my Masters Degree. Art Therapy is a mix of art.

General

Activities and Societies: Chorus (1 year), Marching Band (5 years), Dance (13 years), Historical Docent (4 years), Girl Scouts (7-8years)