Rayna Anderson Email & Phone Number

Petaluma, Ca, Us

Monitoring clients’ behaviors and correcting in accordance to program policies as well as noting high risk clients based on behavior and/or verbal statements. Helping clients develop strong coping skills and the tools to use them, and crisis intervention when needed using trauma-informed techniques. All in an effort to guide adolescents through their healing journeys in the midst of mental health crises.

Sonoma County, California, United States

Working with adoptive families in their homes to build healthy relationships and dynamics as well as overcome trauma through methods including but not limited to: teaching parents how to be therapeutically available to children, establishing routine/boundaries, integrating guidance and understanding over punishment, etc. All with an emphasis on engaging the entire family unit in the healing process.

Boulder, Colorado, United States

While working with PPRS, I worked with individuals with various developmental and behavioral disorders on improving their daily lives. Services I provided include homemaking (cleaning, organizing, grocery shopping, & meal-prep), mentorship (coping skills, emotional regulation, time management, etc.), personal care (hygienic care, cosmetic care, appointment management), transportation, and supported community connections (expanding social circle and setting/achieving independence and social goals). I really enjoyed building professional yet intimate relationships with my clients and frequently heading the advice I was giving them as advice for myself. PPRS was hugely influential in broadening my experience in the field and knowledge regarding behavioral/developmental disorders.

Lakewood, Colorado, United States

I worked with the Karlis Parenting Time Program supervising parents' court-ordered visits with their children and providing them with feedback on how to continue improving their parenting skills and relationships with their child(ren). I enjoyed speaking with parents from a place of understanding, second chances, and advocating for a judgment-free environment.

Master Of Social Work - Msw, Social Work

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology, Sociology