Jay Gallagher Email & Phone Number

Reading, MA, US

Founder of a telehealth therapy practice serving Massachusetts and New Hampshire, https://jaygallaghertherapy.clientsecure.me/

➢ Provide tele-therapy in a short term model to clients of Spring Health (a leading Employee Assistance Provider).

➢ Provide independent clinical supervision for an LMHC Candidate.

➢ Lead a College Counseling Center with three other clinicians; providing supervision, leadership, and direct clinical care providing services for over 30% of the residential student population.➢ Serviced a diverse array of students (approximately 50% of case load are athletics, 35% students of color, 15% LGBTQIA+) which is representative of the campus.

Beverly MA

➢ Serve in an integrated Behavioral Health role within two primary care practices serving as the point person for any mental health or substance use concerns for 15 primary care providers.➢Triage clients presenting for services, offering short term, targeted, less than weekly/bi-weekly therapy for those whose needs could be met in that model.➢Establish.

Cambridge & Lynnfield

When Comprehensive Outpatient Services Inc. suddenly closed, transferred clinical practice to Riverside Community Care. Preformed same functions and duties as before and was able to retain some clients. Additionally preformed services directly in Somerville High School.

Lowell MA

➢ Provide mental health counseling to individuals and couples using a variety of approaches, primarily a Rogerian Person-Centered Theory, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Psychodynamic techniques. Majority of clients are teenagers and younger adults from a variety of cultures, races, and socio-economic backgrounds.➢ Intervene in crisis situations, assist.

➢ Provided mental health counseling to individuals, groups, and couples suffering from a range of difficulties and disorders. ➢ Diagnosed, planned treatment, provided crisis intervention and ongoing counseling services.➢ Co-led a psychotherapy group at an alternative high school with students suffering from emotional and social difficulties.➢ Completed.

➢ Oversaw all Student Affairs operations by assisting the students in the transition to the U.S. and school. Assisted students with a variety of issues including acculturation, homesickness, and personal difficulties. Coordinated the Student Activities and Host Family/Accommodation Program.➢ Coordinated student visa documents, registered students, and.

➢ Provided crisis interventions and aided students with personal, emotional, and developmental concerns.➢ Oversaw a residential area consisting of three buildings of 190 students and seven staff, and assumed responsibility of a suite-style residence hall of 170 students. Supervised building operations, including roommate conflicts, judicial hearings, staff.

➢ Oversaw a staff of 25, directed daily operations, resolved roommate conflicts, assisted residents with issues, adjudicated judicial hearings, coordinated in-hall programming, and managed the programming budget for six residence halls with 600 residents.➢ Worked with faculty and other administrators as a member of the Student Retention Committee and.

➢ Taught courses in psychology, United States history, world history, and religion. Coached a Mock-Trial Team and was a member of the Student Assistance Team. Incorporated cooperative learning, technology, exploratory learning, student-centered activities, and authentic assessment into the classes. Created lesson plans, assessments, and unit plans.

➢ Conducted peer education, covering the topics of drug and alcohol use, sexual behavior, sexually transmitted diseases, and eating disorders. Delivered programs to health classes, orientation groups, and residence halls. Developed, wrote, and implemented a program about Ecstasy and GHB.➢ Oversaw twenty-four houses and 250 residents. Coordinated student.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Counseling Psychology

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Education & History

Activities and Societies: residence life; peer education; history honors society; education and history clubs