Kalphria Wilson, Licsw, Lcsw-C Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc

Washington, Dc

Washington, Dc

Provide essential support to children and families affected by abuse, trauma, and other violence, provide crisis stabilization and offer ongoing support to families during forensic interviews, criminal investigation, and prosecution of their case, provide psychoeducation about child abuse, trauma, exposure to violence, and intervention systems; connect clients with additional community resources, and provide information on crime victims’ rights and programs to assist crime victims.

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Train new Safe Helpline staff by providing supervision support on the online and telephone hotlines during the training process; Prepare and assess trainees’ ability to staff shifts independently; Facilitate online meetings with paid staff as needed; Provide ongoing input regarding policies and procedures of the hotline program; Attend quarterly staff meetings, as needed; Attend monthly in-services, as available

College Park, Md

Provided therapy to children, adolescents, and their families using specific therapy models such as Child Centered Play Therapy, Brief Strategic Family Therapy, Sand Tray Therapy, and Relationship Enhancement. Completed risk and safety assessments, administered CAFAS and A5 assessment scales, participated in weekly case presentations and consultations, and referred families to appropriate resources.

Washington, Dc

Assisted callers to the Safe Helpline and the Safe Helpline online chat system, provided referrals through the Safe Helpline Text Service, utilized crisis intervention best practices, including safety planning, brainstorming, and listening skills, to provide compassionate support to helpline users (online and phone helpline); gathered necessary information from Safe Helpline users and provided accurate referral services to the DoD community, maintained knowledge of DoD SAPRO and other military policies and protocols and adhere to same, employ knowledge on eligibility requirements for Veteran Affairs

Washington, Dc

Provided intensive clinical case management for families, children and adolescents in crisis. Performed in-home and office base intensive family and individual therapeutic interventions while engaging with community partners to increase resource development.

Washington, Dc

Conducted intake assessments with families of children in the Head Start program and developed plans to ensure self-sufficiency; linked families to community resources; linked families to services provided by the DCPS Early Stages Program and other community based support services; utilized Solutions Focused Brief Therapy Model tenets; conducted home visits with families; utilized the North Carolina Family Assessment Scale for General Services; conducted the Ages and Stages Questionnaire assessment; utilized the Child Find Project System to access Head Start child records; attended Individualized Education Plan (IEP) meetings with eligible families in a support role; advocated for families on their behalf; empowered families to make knowledge based decisions regarding the IEP process; conducted classroom health & safety inspections;

Washington, Dc

Provided consultation to programs in the preliminary steps of the accreditation process; tracked the receipt of program self-studies through the use of Excel Spreadsheets, managed a web based database to track and record program accreditation status, history, & contact information; managed a hard copy filing system of program self-studies; staffed quarterly Commission on Accreditation Meetings; produced program decision letters; conducted a qualitative review of program self-study applications; assisted with any special accreditation data projects and organization wide events such as the APA annual convention; provided consultation to program directors regarding the accreditation application process via phone and email

Atlanta, Ga

Facilitated group therapy and life skills training for adolescents and teens; assisted with conducting and scoring various psychological assessments under the supervision of licensed psychologists; answered a multi-line phone system; scheduled and confirmed appointments/meetings; managed schedule for therapists and psychologists; maintained confidentiality of patients according to HIPAA laws; created and filed medical charts and other hard copy documents

Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

Assisted with coordination of monthly prevention programs for at risk high school students; assisted with coordination of tutoring/mentoring after school programs for students ages 5-18; coordinated volunteer efforts for youth programming and tracked volunteer hours; prepared & reviewed publication materials that promoted programs; established working relationships with other community agencies and/or partners; created, updated, and organized files for all youth participants through hard copy filing systems and a web based database; created monthly and quarterly budget & progress reports for funders and board members of the organization; assisted with the recruitment of additional AmeriCorps members and volunteers of the community by creating and distributing flyers, responding to volunteer opportunity inquiries via email, attending volunteer fairs and other community functions; assisted with writing a proposal for a $500,000 grant, which was awarded to the organization; researched and identified grant opportunities for funding; provided assistance with annual organization-wide special events

Master Of Social Work (Msw), Social Work

Clinical Mental Health

Master Of Social Work (M.S.W.), Mental Health

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Psychology