Janelle Morris Email and Phone Number

• Provide individual counseling utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing (MI), under supervision of a Licensed Clinical Social Worker• Conduct biopsychosocial assessments, diagnose, collaborate with clients on goals, and create individualized treatment plans• Gauge client progress through the use of clinical assessment tools

• Co-facilitated group therapy and maintained daily charting• Participated in weekly staffing meetings and supervision meetings• Assisted with crisis management• Observed assessments and individual therapy sessions

• Instrumental in creating a high intensity residential program for women with dual-diagnosis providing a safe and therapeutic environment to enhance spiritual development, social skills, and self-esteem • Assist with crisis management and other emergencies; create safety plans to minimize risk of harm to clients• Facilitate individual and group sessions and monitor client progress to alter treatment plans as needed• Maintain all required clinical documentation for each client within established timeframes • Refer clients to appropriate services in the community as necessary and document referrals and outcomes

• Supervise ADC-t employees and complete weekly review reports. • Meet with Clinical Director to discuss procedure/protocol changes. • Email clinical staff about policy implementation and documentation procedures. • Available by phone during off hours for calls from staff for any questions. • Supervise and meet with counselors to guide them in correct documentation procedures. • Review and sign off on incident reports.

• Plan and facilitate group sessions including MRT, Relapse Prevention, Sober Activity, Primary Group Therapy, Nutrition, CBT Skills, and cover for other counselors when needed.• Complete initial paperwork, comprehensive assessment, assessment summary, and discharge summaries. • Meet weekly with up to 8 client caseload, creating and updating treatment plans and weekly progress notes.• Work with each client on their continuing care plan and set up services. • Meet weekly with clinical team to collaborate on client care.

• Collaborated with primary counselor for care of 16-client caseload for women’s IOP with lodging program. • Designed, implemented, and facilitated alternating five-week curriculum for 13 hours of topic groups weekly. • Researched and incorporated creative lessons plans to actively engage clients by providing positive feedback, encouragement, role-play scenarios, games, and guidance in applying new skills. • Drafted and reviewed individualized treatment plans and completed discharge summaries and DAANES. • Advocated for client with funding sources, probation, caseworkers, etc., to provide a continuum of care plan.

• Contracted position assisting LADC Supervisor in creation of program plan for a start-up residential treatment program for men.• Assessed client withdrawal, passed medications, and maintained medication record log. • Stepped in to cook for clients and work 2nd shift and weekend shifts as needed during hiring.• Screened potential clients, conducted intakes and orientation to the program to begin building rapport. • Led therapy and education groups to identify triggers and develop appropriate coping tools to avoid relapse.• Created templates for agency documentation, met weekly with clients for timely progress updates, and maintained all records of services per Rule 31 requirements.

• Facilitated groups designed to decrease recidivism and increase moral reasoning in adult male offenders.• Met weekly with clients to identify weekly goals, update treatment plan, address issues, and set appointments.• Completed group notes, incident reports, progress notes, treatment plans, and discharge summaries. • Held clients accountable to program rules and place on behavior contracts to aid in legal compliance.• Developed working relationships with probation agents and legal aid to report client compliance and progress made, and provide progress reports for court. • Aid in clients transition from jail/prison to their community utilizing new skills, behaviors, and supports.

• Conducted chemical health assessments with appropriate referrals, intake paperwork and orientation to the program.• Drafted treatment plans, weekly progress notes, discharge summaries, and entered DAANES to comply with agency and Rule 31 guidelines.• Provided individual, family, and group counseling services within a trauma informed framework.• Maintained effective working relationships with outside referral sources and probation agents and act as community liaison by attending quarterly meetings at the county jail and human services.• Filled in at the Wright County Jail treatment program when needed. • Led a six-hour Sober Knowledge is Power class once a month for adolescents on probation.• Engaged in weekly multi-disciplinary team meetings to consult on services for clients with dual diagnosis.

• Facilitated group sessions for adult women in a residential setting instilling self-confidence and desire to evolve as a contributing member of society.• Discussed with client about her goals to create an individualized treatment plan tailored to meet her recovery needs and update weekly. • Generated records, daily charting, weekly progress notes, and discharge summaries that comply with Rule 31.• Presented educational lectures to entire male and female treatment populations during rotating Saturday shift. • Communicated with outpatient facilities, case managers, CPS, POs and funding sources to provide updated information, organize continuum of care services, and maintain working relationships.

• Sole counselor at this location, responsible for intensive outpatient and continuing care programs.• Performed chemical health assessments and referral for appropriate services.• Provided individual, group, and family chemical dependency counseling services.• Coordinated client care with providers, social workers, and probation officers, with appropriate consents. • Maintained all documentation of client services to comply with Rule 31.

• Provide individual counseling services to clients utilizing opioid replacement therapy and monitor use of prescribed methadone and suboxone.• Perform drug and alcohol assessments.• Create individualized treatment plans with client to address recovery goals.• Facilitate Health Realization groups.• Maintain client records including progress notes to update those involved in client care. • Conduct case management services. • Provide clients with necessary community resources