Madison Smith Email & Phone Number

Nooksack Middle School

Participate in a variety of committees and activities (e.g. Student Assistance, Multi-Disciplinary, Re-entry, and IEP meetings) for the purpose of providing information in the area of behavioral health prevention, intervention, and treatment.Conduct screenings, assessments, interventions, and referrals within applicable laws and NWESD policies and performance standards for the purpose of identifying and addressing behavioral health and substance misuse issues within assigned student population.Provide support interventions to students for the purpose of addressing and resolving behavioral health issues and substance misuse as needed.Provide individual and family counseling services within the student assistance framework.Communicates and solicits assistance from county prevention officials, law enforcement personnel and related social service agencies that address substance abuse or violence prevention in youth.Provide consultation and assists parents in accessing resources in order to enhance the social/emotional development of participating children/youth, including access to professional mental health and substance disorder treatment services.Deliver Project Success curriculum, and other relevant classroom presentations tohigh school students.Provide onsite counseling for students and families in crisis/Educate school staff, students, and parents on mental health/substance misuse topics to increase student awareness, identification, referral, and service delivery.Coordinate with school staff, health, social and mental health agencies to identify clients, and develop a referral system to use in the school environment.Assist in developing drug and alcohol related policies at schools.Maintain accurate individual client records for the purpose of compiling and documenting activities in compliance with state/federal funding requirements.File reports and other documents in an accurate and timely manner in accordance to state/federal funding requirements.

Bellingham, Washington, United States

-Responsible for interdisciplinary collaboration and coordination with outside agencies regarding a diverse client base-Assists individuals from a spectrum of ages who are in recovery in accessing social services, creating treatment plans, and monitoring progress of recovery-Provide and facilitate an environment that relationally shares with guests the full range of resources available to assist them in overcoming the conditions that cause homelessness.-Maintain timely and accurate documentation regarding daily shelter events, incident reports, attendance, medication and mandatory reporting

Bellingham, Washington, United States

Responsible for telephone triage related to mental health, alcohol and drug crisis interventionMade non-crisis referrals for specialized services to other community resources and scheduled appointments

Azusa, California, United States

-Started a women's group by developing and implementing a curriculum that fostered vulnerability for college women-Facilitated growth in relationships between team members and students by providing guidance, referral, and emotional support on a variety of issues in accordance with guidelines which may include conflict resolution, personal crisis, school life, etc.

Azusa, California, United States

-Collaborate with management team to attract, identify and place students for established roles critical to operational success -Pioneered college program for undergraduates to build relationships with families experiencing low income-Helped with collaboration and artistic use to create stories that reveal love and joy

Master'S Degree, Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology

Activities and Societies: Rewarded Highest Summa Cum Laude in Psychology Department; Recipient of LCC Leadership Scholarship,

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology

Activities and Societies: Internship scholarship, Director’s scholarship; Grant Recipient; President List all four yearsTransferred to LCC.