Kara Wilson, Ma, Crc Email & Phone Number

New York, New York, United States

Builds strong client relationships, and facilitates person-centered change using motivational interviewing, the transtheoretical model of change, and evidence-based behavior change strategiesManages a caseload of ~60 clients through weekly live Zoom coaching sessions and asynchronous chats on the Noom app, consistently achieving an average coach satisfaction score of 6.7/7Analyzes client data in the Noom app to tailor motivational interviewing techniques for each session, clearly documents sessions, and provides same-day progress notes to clientsCoaches clients on diverse topics, including obesity, nutrition, stress management, sleep, exercise, medical adherence, GLP-1 medications, and other physician recommendations while adhering to the coach's scope of practiceDemonstrates adaptability and problem-solving skills, thriving in a fast-paced setting, as evidenced by continuous promotions since starting at Noom Mentors colleagues, consults on complex cases and facilitates a motivational interviewing skills workshop to enhance ongoing clinical developmentUtilizes the Noom app, Google Suite, Zoom, Lyssn, Slack, and Acuity Scheduling to deliver high-quality care in a mission-driven environmentCommittees:- Social Media Task Force: May 2024 - PresentPresentations- Case Conceptualization for Coaches, November 2023

New York, New York, United States

Facilitated person-centered change using motivational interviewing, the transtheoretical model of change, and evidence-based behavior change strategies in asynchronous text-based coaching for a caseload of ~180 clientsAnalyzed client data in the Noom app to tailor each client’s experience, and coached clients on a variety of health and wellness topics, including obesity, nutrition, stress management, sleep, exercise, and other physician recommendationsCollaborated with an interdisciplinary team to provide comprehensive coaching for enhanced Noomer outcomesMentored colleagues on change protocols and used the Noom app, Google Suite, Zoom, and Slack to deliver high-quality careAccolade: Pause for Applause - June 2021 - Received for taking on additional responsibility in training peersPresentations: - Am I Good Enough? Let’s Talk about Imposter Syndrome - December 20, 2022

Livonia, Michigan, United States

Assessed client needs, created, and implemented individualized and evidenced-based behavior therapy programs to promote sustainable behavior change and development of new skills for individuals with autism, ages 2 to 11 Collaborated with parents, staff, schools, and case managers on a weekly basis to ensure comprehensive care Followed the Behavior Analyst Certification Board’s Code of Conduct and maintained daily, weekly, and monthly reports according to HIPAA regulations

Northbrook, Illinois, United States

Implemented behavior-based treatment for clients ages 2-18 with autism Communicated progress to parents/stakeholders of clients daily Collaborated with supervisors and peers to ensure clients obtained treatment goals Followed the Behavior Analyst Certification Board’s Code of Conduct and conformed to HIPAA regulations

Helped students with autism and cognitive impairments, ages 24 – 26, find meaningful and gainful employment as a vendor for the State of Michigan Using a strengths-based and interest-based model, identified appropriate employment opportunities and systematically reduced any employment barriers through targeted training Implemented evidence-based practices to teach a group six-session seminar on self-advocacy, communication, and problem-solving skills to students with autism Collaborated with teachers, families, and Michigan Rehabilitation Services counselors to ensure student successAdhered to professional and legal standards to maintain confidential records and day-to-day business practices

Royal Oak, Mi

- Provided resources and services to students with disabilities and students at risk- Assisted students in creating and implementing strategies to create and obtain career and academic goals- Provided accommodations to students on an as-needed basis- Collaborated with faculty and staff and attends student progress meetings- Counseled students through a variety of issues, including disability management, homelessness, sexuality, and suicidal ideation- Provided career counseling, interpreted Career Cruising assessments, and career planning- Co-facilitated a soft skills group aimed at enhancing communication, attitude, and teamwork - Assisted in implementation of campus-wide positive behavior interventions and support (PBIS) program

Detroit, Michigan

- Promoted recovery and community inclusion for clubhouse members with mental illness- Provided support to clubhouse members with mental illness to improve day to day functioning, including work-ordered day soft skill development and setting and obtaining education and employment goals(A Place of Our Own Clubhouse is part of Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit.)

Professional Development: Aba Graduate, Applied Behavior Analysis

Master’S Degree, Rehabilitation Counseling

Activities and Societies: 2013 National Rehabilitation Association Governmental Affairs Summit Attendee, 2013 Michigan Rehabilitation.

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