Marcella Oreta Email & Phone Number

Dupont, Wa, Us

Washington, United States

Mill Creek, Wa

• Provide quality individual therapy sessions utilizing evidence-based therapy practices for a multitude of mental health concerns designed to promote healing from the whole-person therapy model. • Provide exceptional couples and family therapy utilizing current, evidence-based therapy practices and interventions to promote client’s achieving their goals.• Maintain responsive, effective communication via phone call and email with clients to ensure transparent consistent communication regarding scheduling, billing, and other important information regarding their therapy.• Collaborate with client’s other medical, nutritional, and support team to enhance the whole-person, client-focused quality of care.• Collaborate with other clinical, financial, and management professionals and team members to enhance the quality of care for individual clients.• Support clients in setting boundaries, advocating from themselves, and requesting additional support via support calls/meetings with their family, friends, or other support-based person.• Compose initial comprehensive assessments, individualized treatment plans, individual progress notes, and detailed mental health discharge summaries compliant with the WAC standards. • Actively participate in weekly supervision meetings to conceptualize clients from a systemic perspective and collaborate with colleagues to successfully coordinate care for clients. • Maintain client notes and records in a timely manner consistent to the standards of WAC.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Edmonds, Wa

Working as a mental health therapist, providing clients evidence-based and strengths-based interventions via individual and group sessions. Implementing interventions that uniquely fit with clients' goals from the perspective of the whole-person model.•Provide individual therapy sessions utilizing evidence-based therapy practices for a multitude of mental health concerns designed to promote healing from the whole-person therapy model. •Facilitate group therapy sessions for both process-oriented and psychoeducational groups to learn and enhance skill development while promoting individual and group healing.•Collaborate with other clinical, medical, and management professionals and team members to enhance the quality of care for individual clients.•Support clients in setting boundaries, advocating from themselves, and requesting additional support via support calls/meetings with their family, friends, or other support-based person.•Engage in weekly clinical and team meetings focused on continuing education and professional development for all clinical, medical, and other support staff.•Compose initial comprehensive assessments, individualized treatment plans, individual progress notes, and detailed mental health discharge summaries compliant with the WAC standards. •Actively participate in weekly supervision meetings to conceptualize clients from a systemic perspective and collaborate with colleagues to successfully coordinate care for clients. •Maintain client notes and records in a timely manner consistent to the standards of WAC.•Established a new role within the agency as a family liaison to provide extended clinical support to families and support people of clients to address systemic, whole-person care.•Created an experiential embodiment group designed to promote mind, body, and spirit connection and increased sense of self and empowerment for clients struggling with eating disorder, trauma (sexual and physical trauma), body image, and dissociation.

Eugene, Oregon Area

Intern at OCP working as an individual therapist and skills trainer for families with children who have behavioral concerns. -Provide therapy services parents and children of families with children who have behavioral problems.-Co-facilitate weekly children group with skills training modules.-Collaborate with in-house PNPs, QMHPs, and community-based healthcare and education service providers to provide comprehensive care and appropriate referrals.-Manage client records throughout treatment process through an electronic healthcare system.-Engage in weekly individual and group supervision.-Attend clinical meetings to stay up-to-date on client cases.-Maintain a client case load of approximately 5-8 client contact hours per week working with parents and children of families with children who have behavioral problems.-I work in taking the children out into the community to target behavioral problems in addition to doing therapy and skills training.

Eugene

I assisted in two projects during my time at the UO. The first project was entitled JUNTOS which is a project targeted toward gaining recognition and equity for Latino/a families by working together with the families, students, and the school staff. I recruited for the project during the early phases and then conducted a few home interviews with families and held bridging meeting between the families and school staff. The second project that I was apart of was for a doctoral student aiming to findings the factors within the university that impact Latina students to go on, and complete, higher education. For this project, I transcribed the data as well as assisted in coding the results.

Eugene, Oregon Area

I am a graduate student advocate with the department of education at the University of Oregon to advocate for equity and diversity at the graduate and undergraduate level. I help put on events for underrepresented groups within the university as well as speak with students about what needs they need met and relay that information back to the faculty.

Eugene, Oregon Area

I work as a graduate student presenter and advocate for the University of Oregon to aide in the prevention of sexual assault and sexual violence on the campus. I work in presenting information to incoming first year students to inform and educate them about the facts regarding sexual violence and how to prevent it.

Eugene, Oregon Area

Intern at the Center for Healthy Relationships as an individual, couples, and family therapist working with a myriad of presenting concerns including, but not limited too, trauma, intimate partner violence, anxiety, depression, stress management, vocational issues, anger management, sexuality, family issues, martial issues, and infidelity.-Provide therapy services for individuals, couples, children, and families with a wide range of relational and mental health concerns.-Conduct thorough systemic assessments using a variety of instruments and techniques.-Create and implement collaborative and effective theory- and evidence-based treatment goals.-Select and utilize appropriate interventions in support of clients' unique treatment goals.-Evaluate client progress towards treatment goals in support of national and state code of ethics.-Collaborate with community-based healthcare and education services providers to provide comprehensive care-Engage in weekly individual and group supervision, collegial consultation, peer reflecting team.-Manage client records throughout treatment process.-Maintain a client case load of approximately 10 client contact hours per week working.

Pullman

I was a teaching assistant for a graduate student and two professors. I assisted in introductory courses along with advanced-level course grading assignments and exams. During my time assisting, I was also able to teach several individuals classes on a few of my favorite psychological topics.

Pullman

I worked as a research assistant for my mentor at WSU that examined the impacts of cannabis of cognition. Upon doing this work, I was also able to create my own smaller scale, separate research using the data we collected to specifically examine the impact of the interaction of cannabis and age on executive functioning.

Master Of Science - Ms, Couples And Family Therapy

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Psychology

Bachelors Of Science In Psychology , Human Development And Sociology Minor, Marriage And Family Therapy/Counseling