Elizabeth Ellison Email and Phone Number

• Completed 1000 hours of center-based work, encompassing group, family, and individual counseling services. • Provided counseling services, utilizing a 12-step program, for adults and adolescents presenting with chemical dependency, eating disorders, and other mental health issues.• Effectively led and co-led a variety of groups including, but not limited to, anger management, coping skills, trauma resolution, psychotherapy, interpersonal relationships, multi-family, and relapse prevention for both the Partial Hospitalization Programs and Intensive Outpatient Programs.• Comprehensively conducted initial screening evaluations and biopsychosocial histories and assessments.• Collaborated with members of a treatment team including psychiatrists, licensed counselors, social workers, and nurses to effectively treat all program participants. • Developed and reviewed treatment plans and participated in discharge planning. • Formulated accurate case notes, clinical formulations, and reviewed patient’s cases.

• Advised over 800 students involved in the Panhellenic Council, Interfraternity Council,National Pan-Hellenic Council, Multicultural Greek Council and Order of Omega in allendeavors and activities.• Coordinated weekly meetings with student leaders within the community.• Planned and implemented executive officer training and transition by developingcurriculum and incorporating team-building activities.• Assisted with sorority formal recruitment and men’s recruitment• Recruited, trained, and advised the Go Greek Team, a leadership team responsible foreducating new students about Greek Life.• Completed and compiled annual statistics and grade reports and assessed the overallGreek community by using evaluation tools.• Oversaw planning and implementation of educational programming efforts by utilizing avariety of resources, teaching aids and leadership theories to engage participants inactive learning.• Wrote, designed, and edited the Greek Life weekly newsletter.• Oriented chapter officers to resources and services available within the campuscommunity.• Coordinated expansion and extension efforts and serve as a liaison between theuniversity community and the national organizations.• Developed and managed program budget.

· Facilitated visits and exchanges between noncustodial parents and their children. · Instructed a divorce education program for children ages four to six. · Tutored junior high school students and implemented after school activities. · Recorded case notes, prepared court reports, maintained files and corresponded with courts. · Completed intakes and assessments.