Jordan Bobbitt, Lmsw Email & Phone Number

Dallas, Ga

• Facilitate at least 20 individual and couples therapy sessions on a weekly basis to target client's emotional and behavioral needs• Utilized evidence-based therapeutic modalities such as: EMDR, Trauma-Focused- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy• Supported individuals, and groups, in sessions to address employees' personal and work-related challenges within the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) framework

• Engaged in sessions with at least 10-20 individuals, teens, and families on a weekly basis• Provide evidence-based assessments, such as: C-SSRS, PHQ-9, GAD-7, BDI, and the PCL-5• Collaborated with multidisciplinary team members to provide comprehensive care and support for clients stepping down from/ up to residential treatment setting.

At The Life Change Group, I consistently met with a range of 10-15 clients per week, while balancing a full-time student workload. Clients I met with were facing perinatal mental health challenges, suicidal ideation, disordered eating behaviors, dysregulated nervous systems, OCD, anxiety/ depression, crises, and more. Clients share diverse background and demographic information, which is inclusive of client age ranges from 6-years-old to 60-years-old.

Ga & Fl

• Development of CEU trainings and blog content• Conducted research on current trends in IPV and incorporated up-to-date information into seminar materials• Evaluated the effectiveness of seminar program, and additional material, through participant feedback and data analysis to continuously improve content and delivery techniques

United States

• Organized and led weekly support group meetings for individuals impacted by sexual violence• Managed administrative tasks such as scheduling, session planning, and maintaining accurate records of group attendance and progress.• Developed and implemented group activities and discussions to encourage peer support and mutual understanding

Philadelphia, Pa

My second first-year field placement allowed me the opportunity to pivot and craft my macro social worker skills while supporting the formerly homeless community at Project HOME, in South Philadelphia. Additionally, while I did not directly engage in patient care, I had the opportunity to craft socio-emotional supports and activities for adult residents through our various programming initiative across several Project HOME facilities. •Coordinator of activities to promote resident engagement in leadership, advocacy, and recovery programming•Led the initiative to design and distribute inter-site newsletters, calendars, and events to encourage community supports•Development of a resident’s support group that was resident led to foster autonomy and greater confidence in their social skills

United States

My first first-year graduate field placement matched me with the in-patient adolescent mood unit at Belmont Behavioral Hospital; however, due to ethical concerns- this field placement was dissolved and I was re-matched with Project HOME. During the few months I was placed at Belmont Behavioral Health, I was able to perform the following responsibilities:•Utilized and assessed patients with biopsychosocial assessments and additional intake forms upon admission•Collaborated with psychiatrists, social workers, and nurses to coordinate treatment plans, dependent on assessed patient's needs and systemic supports•Served as primary liaison between client’s systems and the unit to ensure continuous supports amongst the client’s support team

Master Of Social Work - Msw

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Human Development

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Human Development And Family Studies, General

In addition to my major, I am pursuing minors in Education and Religious Studies