Jessica Bartley Email & Phone Number

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

- Lead and oversee the delivery of all psychological services and resources for Team USA athletes and staff including intake evaluation and assessment, individual and group counseling interventions, sport psychology for individuals and teams, and referrals and case management for mental health/illness and mental performance/sport psychology.- Develop organizational strategy for comprehensive psychology programs and services for Team USA athletes.- Serve as primary point person to direct provision of USOPC Psychological Services for Team USA athletes and staff. Lead a cross-functional team to determine and deliver the appropriate services based on each athlete’s situation.- Serve as primary contact for external mental health and sport psychology experts in the management of the holistic psychological needs of Olympic & Paralympic athletes.- Lead the strategic development of mental health emergency action plans.- Lead consultation, training, and educational resources for coaches and NGBs to help facilitate the mental health and sport psychology needs of their athletes and teams. - Lead the development and implementation of comprehensive athlete psychological services policies and procedures for daily operations and the Olympic & Paralympic Games. Train athletes, coaches, and staff on policies and procedures.- Stay current on trends and research in mental health and sport psychology to ensure the USOPC is providing cutting-edge, evidence-based resources to Team USA.- Serve as a global expert to improve psychological service provision across Team USA and its stakeholders.- Identify and implement appropriate psychological services assessment tools to assist with the identification and management of mental health disorders and performance limitations in elite athletes.- Lead the development and management of mental health and psychology resources.- Manage critical business issues and oversees the psychological services budget.

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

• Provide crisis intervention, mental health assessment, and referral services to Team USA• Manage the mental health needs of Team USA with the support of a multi-disciplinary teamincluding USOPC Sports Medicine and Sport Psychology staff as well as external experts• Provide consultation, training, and educational resources for coaches and national governingbodies to facilitate the mental health needs of their athletes• Lead the development and implementation of mental health policies and procedures for theOlympic and Paralympic Games including a mental health emergency action plan• Train Olympic and Paralympic Games staff on mental health policies and procedures• Remain current on mental health trends to ensure USOPC provides cutting edge, evidence- based resources to Team USA• Serve as subject matter expert on issues of mental health to collaborate across USOPC departments and with key stakeholders on how to improve mental health and wellness landscape for Team USA• Contribute to the development of an environment of health, safety, equity/inclusion, and cultural diversity for USOPC team members and Olympic and Paralympic athletes• Maintain compliance with IOC, WADA, USADA, and the Olympic/Paralympic Code as well as medical and legal requirements while providing mental health services to Team USA• Design HIPAA-compliant record-keeping procedures to include recording and entering athlete medical interactions and related data in the electronic medical records

Denver, Colorado

Clinical Assistant and Associate Professor in the Sport & Performance Psychology Program in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology at the University of Denver

Denver, Co

• Monitors brief screening instruments to identify primary care patients struggling with mental health symptoms• Uses PHQ-9 to detect patients who are at-risk for self-harm or suicidal thoughts/behaviors and conducts timely safety assessments• Meets with primary care patients and performs functional assessments to better understand the nature of the issue as identified by the patient and/or medical provider• Delivers brief skills-based interventions and provides psycho-educational information to patients in one to four sessions• Collaboratively formulates specific treatment plans with patients and providers to reduce symptomatology• Supports staff with case management and referrals• Serves as a liaison and works collaboratively with counseling, psychiatry, and primary care• Coordinates and leads the weekly Interdisciplinary Meetings• Coordinates daytime and after-hours crisis services • Recruits, supervises, trains, and evaluates Interns, Graduate Student Trainees, and Postdoctoral Fellows within the Counseling Center• Supervises and coordinates the BHC Rotation• Participates in the outreach and preventive activities• Assists in creating and revising departmental policies and procedures related to clinical care• Assists with research activities within the Counseling Center including participation on the Quality Improvement committee• Attends weekly and monthly meetings to assist with coordination of care and administration of the Health & Counseling Center• Maintains competency and enhances professional growth and development through continuing education activities

Denver, Colorado

Taught Psychology of Athletic Performance, Counseling Methods & Practices, Clinical Issues, and Career Counseling in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

• Provided brief individual psychotherapy for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students with mental health concerns • Facilitated the Emotional Wellness psychoeducational group focusing on mindfulness, distress tolerance, and emotional regulation• Provided anxiety reduction and stress management tools in weekly workshop• Managed initial consultation, triage, and diagnostic interviewing one day each week as well as periodic rotations with after-hour/on-call duties addressing mental health concerns from students, parents, faculty, and staff• Coordinated technology and assessment including recent implementation of Titanium Scheduler, upgrade with social media outlets, and biofeedback lab• Managed psychological assessments through new electronic medical records, Titanium Scheduler• Contributed to training program through membership on the Training Committee as well as supervision of doctoral psychology interns and psychology practicum students• Offered outreach and prevention programming to faculty, staff, and students • Served as a member of the Technology Team and Eating Disorder Consult Team within Campus Health Services in the Division of Student Affairs• Participated in weekly team meetings as well as staff meetings

Denver, Colorado

• Provided weekly individual psychotherapy for patients with eating disorders and co-occurring diagnoses of personality, mood, and anxiety disorders as well as trauma in the Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient programs as well as Outpatient Programs• Facilitated tri-weekly process groups as well as a weekly psychoeducational Acceptance and Commitment Therapy group• Supervised practicum student in the Partial Hospitalization Program • Directed treatment track and lead research for elite and collegiate athletes with eating disorders and co-occurring diagnoses• Contributed to multidisciplinary patient staffings, clinical team meetings, and participate in peer and individual supervision

Denver, Colorado

• Provided weekly individual psychotherapy for patients with eating disorders and co-occurring diagnoses of personality, mood, and anxiety disorders as well as trauma in the Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient programs• Facilitated tri-weekly process groups as well as a weekly psychoeducational Acceptance and Commitment Therapy group• Co-facilitated a weekly evening outpatient group for individuals recovering from eating disorders and co-occurring diagnoses• Initiated a treatment track and lead research for elite and collegiate athletes with eating disorders and co-occurring diagnoses• Contributed to multidisciplinary patient staffings, clinical team meetings, and participate in peer and individual supervision

Columbus, Ohio Area

• Provided individual psychotherapy for graduate and undergraduate students diagnosed with personality disorders, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, eating disorders, substance use, adjustment disorders, relationship concerns, and learning disabilities• Co-facilitated group therapy for graduate and undergraduate students struggling with body image and eating disorders • Co-facilitated the S.A.F.E. (Strong, Able Females Expressing) group for undergraduate females working on interpersonal, assertiveness, empowerment, and connection skills through expressive art • Presented mental skills in workshops for students to manage stress and anxiety and enhance performance• Completed initial consultation, triage, and diagnostic interviewing for OSU students• Responded to immediate and urgent concerns from students, parents, faculty, and staff in addition to campus mental health emergencies• Administered cognitive, personality, self-report, and career assessments and presented feedback as well as integrated reports to OSU students• Supervised clinical work individually and in group for doctoral students from the clinical psychology program at The Ohio State University • Offered outreach programming to units across the university on various topics including body image and eating disorders, mindfulness, time and stress management, and student-athlete issues• Participated on the Training, Technology, Outreach, Disposition, and Internship Selection Committees within the department• Served as a charter member on a university-wide committee, the Eating Disorder Crisis Intervention Consultation Team, and a member of a university-wide committee, the Body Image and Health Task Force • Acted as the liaison to Student-Athlete Support Service Office• Served as the co-liaison to the Scarlet area of residence halls with almost 3,000 freshman and sophomore students• Engaged in multidisciplinary case conferences and staff meetings as well as individual and group supervision

Denver, Colorado

• Facilitated body image, psychoeducation, dialectical behavior therapy, and process groups as well as meal therapy for patients with eating disorders in intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs• Contributed to multidisciplinary patient staffings and clinical team meetings

Denver, Colorado

• Assisted individual student-athletes with issues related to anxiety, depression, substance abuse, eating disorders, and relationships in addition to social and academic concerns• Met with student-athletes individually and in group settings to address issues related to performance enhancement• Presented psychoeducational presentations to enhance team goals and group dynamics• Participated in individual, group supervision, and peer consultation

Fort Collins, Colorado

• Provided individual psychotherapy for graduate and undergraduate students with presenting problems including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, adjustment disorders, eating disorders, substance use, and relationship concerns • Administered initial consultation and intake services• Facilitated emergency psychological services and crisis counseling• Engaged in multidisciplinary staff meetings and individual supervision

Psyd, Clinical Psychology

Activities and Societies: Graduate Student Association of Professional Psychology – President from 2009-2011 Graduate Student Association.

Ma, Sport And Peformance Psychology

Activities and Societies: • Graduate Student Association of Professional Psychology (President from 2009-2011) • Graduate Student.

Mssw, Social Work

Ba, Government, Sociology