Danielle Cheney Macnab Email & Phone Number

Bellevue, Nebraska

Omaha, NE

• Taught one-on-one and group yoga classes, with a focus on mind-body wellness
• Regular implementation of guided mediation, relaxation techniques, etc.

Greater Omaha Area

Providing individual, family, and group therapy for clients in late adolescence through adulthood. Utilizes specialized training and experience in trauma, sexual abuse, and problematic sexual behaviors. Frequently integrates relaxation, breathing, and mindfulness exercises into therapy sessions.

Provide individual, family and group therapy for victims of sexual abuse and individuals with problematic sexual behaviors.

Papillion, NE

• Currently being trained in the model utilized in the day treatment program
• Receiving training in: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Behavioral Modification, Non-violent Crisis Intervention
• Will begin duties as PLMHP upon graduating (August, 2015) and receiving licensure

Bellevue, NE

• Worked with a diverse population of service members and their families, providing individual, marital, and group services
• Collaborated with clients to create and employ treatment plans to assist with psychological distress
• Reviewed/critiqued video tapes and completed proper documentation for each session

Omaha, NE

• Provided mental health treatment to a diverse community population
• Created/implemented treatment plans to help clients with mental health needs

Omaha, NE

Provided general administrative support to the clinicians in the mental health department of the Omaha Correctional Center.

Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan

The Family Readiness Officer (FRO) is the face of the Commander's Unit and Personnel Family Readiness Program (UPFRP). The FRO is the direct link to the Marines and their family members. The 12th Marine Regiment's UPFRP provides information, training, education, and referral resources to the community. The objective is to equip and assist families, so that.

Okinawa, Japan

Acted as receptionist and secretary for the NMCRS while receiving training to eventually become certified as a Case Worker. Tasks included budget management with clients prior to discussing the disbursement of loans and grants, explaining payment plans, and organization and disbursement of coupons for the community.

Okinawa, Japan

Communicated with team parents, team members, and other coaches using oral and written communication skills. Ensured that all individuals associated with the squad abided by rules and regulations of the league. Implemented long and short range goals to help the team be successful.

Okinawa, Japan

Corresponded via phone, email, and in person with team parents. Presented rules and regulations to parents and children. Develop special relationships with team members and parents. Build team rapport through different activities. Over the length of the season, created sense of community among team families. Set short and long range goals for the team’s.

Omaha, Nebraska

Was given the opportunity to participate in this program based on my membership in the University’s Honor’s Program. Communicated via email with students and their parents. Employed various communication methods and social poise to teach students how to study various topics. Developed relationships with students to ensure they were comfortable asking.

Bellevue, Nebraska

TOPS is a program developed by the US Youth Soccer Association that allows players with special needs to play soccer. As a volunteer with this program, I was given the opportunity to mentor special needs athletes, coaching and cheering them on during practices and games. Communicated with players, parents, officials, and Bellevue Soccer Club.

Greater Omaha Area

Midwest Regional Health Services is a private doctor’s office which, at the time of my employment, was providing services at three separate offices throughout the metro area. Our services were coordinated with other hospitals in the area, requiring interaction with a large population of patients, specialists, nurses, and other health care providers. My.

Omaha, Nebraska

Participated in Kicks for a Cure charity soccer tournament. Tournament raised money and awareness for cancer research. Coached children of all ages at clinics. Formed sense of unity and team identity over a short period of time. Played in college level tournament, all proceeds going towards Liz’s Legacy and cancer research.

TOPS is a program developed by the US Youth Soccer Association that allows players with special needs to play soccer. As a volunteer with this program, I was given the opportunity to mentor special needs athletes, coaching and cheering them on during practices and games. Communicated with players, parents, officials, and Bellevue Soccer Club.

Master'S Degree, Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Activities and Societies: Chi Sigma Iota Officer December 2013-Present • Voluntarily served as CSI president • Assisted with CSI.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Psychology