Delaynie Baldwin Amft, Apcc Email & Phone Number

San Diego, California, United States

• Douglas Young Youth & Family Services

San Diego, California, United States

• As a school-based therapist in the TIDES program, I provide individual, family and group therapy for clients. I am currently based at a middle school and a high school, both in central San Diego.

Campbell, Ca

- Working on the Katie A. team, I coordinated services for families involved with the Department of Family and Children's Services, those involved in the foster care system, and families in reunification. - I coordinated intensive home-based services and family partnership services for more 20+ families to ensure services were delivered on time and consistently. - I completed assessments and treatment plans using CA Medi-Cal approved formatting.

Campbell, California, United States

- Provided a range of therapy services through the Katie A. and outpatient programs, helping stabilize home placements and supporting family reunification, stabilization and overall well-being. - Provided individual therapy, collateral services, and case management services to youth ages 2-21 and their families. Utilized theories and approaches including IFS, person-centered therapy, motivational interviewing, and narrative therapy. - Maintained a caseload of up to 19 clients per week. - Conducted intakes, assessments, and treatment planning sessions. - Created comprehensive treatment plans in collaboration with coordinators, social workers, DFCS staff, and the client. - Wrote Medi-Cal progress notes.

- Plan and execute premium substance-free programming through the Cardinal Nights program, attracting more than 25% of the student body. - Coordinate social programming for the Well House, a substance-free house on the Row.- Hire, train and supervise a 25-student team to work as event coordinators and ambassadors of the office. - Engage students who have experienced low-level incidents with alcohol and other drugs in brief intervention using the BASICS model of motivational interviewing. - Educate and train students on harm reduction, AOD basics, and emergency intervention. - Advocate for the substance-free community at Stanford.

I'm honored to be the recipient of a one-year fellowship as the Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Stanford. - Advise a portfolio of social fraternities and sororities, as well as the Panhellenic and IFC executive councils. - Assess existing DEI programs and assist councils in creating a new Statement of Purpose and plan for becoming anti-racist organizations. - Coordinate and advise virtual formal recruitment. - Create a comprehensive community-wide new member education pilot program. - Communicate with stakeholders at national organization headquarters, advisory boards, and campus partners to handle crises.

Office Of Public Affairs

• Compile and publish the daily News Digest, viewed by more than 600 Stanford affiliates. • Compile and publish a weekly newsletter to university stakeholders, including trustees and upper-level administration. • Manage the university events calendar, used by 300+ organizations. • Copyedit and format stories for Stanford News.

• Hired and managed a team of five staff writers. • Copyedited articles, as well as html formatted for online publishing. • More than doubled traffic to the Admissions blog. • Assisted in planning and execution of admissions events hosting 3,000+. • Moderated and served on Q&A panels.

• Assisted in planning and executing an on-campus leadership conference hosting 200 undergraduates free of charge. • Designed a “Kind Campaign” to increase on-campus compassion, featuring performances, interactive art displays and workshops. • Drafted key legislation.• Advocated for over 20,000 undergraduates on local, statewide and national levels.

• Toured groups of prospective students and families around campus. • Represented UC Riverside at Visit Saturdays and other Admissions events.

• Led groups of incoming students and acclimated them to campus life. • Discussed sensitive issues including campus sexual assault and mental health. Attending over 80 hours of University training on a variety of subjects, including UC-wide initiatives and policies.

Livermore, Ca

Publishing articles for the LLNL newsletter, interviewing subjects and attending events to publicize.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Counseling Psychology

Activities and Societies: Ambassador for USF’s South Bay MFT program. Emphasis in Marriage and Family therapy.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Creative Writing

Activities and Societies: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Order of Omega, Associated Students of UCR, Student Life, Undergraduate Admissions office.